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Picture of the Day

Cosmic fledgling

A (really) long exposure

From dusk til dawn

Hide and seek

The lunar south

Stellar nativity scene

Group photo

A nighttime photograph of a beach at low tide, revealing spherical rock formations that are typically underwater. In the foreground, smooth, rounded rocks are visible in low light, with waves gently lapping from the left. Coastal cliffs rise in the background, with trees silhouetted at the top. The sky dominates the upper portion of the image, with the Milky Way stretching at a slight angle from vertical across the frame. Colors in the sky include shades of pink, purple, and blue against the darker night sky. The composition creates a sense of depth, with the rocks in the foreground leading to the cliffs and then to the Milky Way, extending above and out of frame.

Celestial spheres

Depth perception

Pencil thick

Southern showcase

A glob and a star

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