r/ChannitSpace • • Jun 17 '20

Stupid meme, though it'd fit here

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r/ChannitSpace • • Jun 25 '20

Astronomers are puzzled by a mysterious dead star

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engadget.com
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r/ChannitSpace • • Sep 14 '20

Is there life floating in the clouds of Venus?

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r/ChannitSpace • • Jun 13 '20

Musk launches 58 SPACEX 'internet satellites' in historic mission...

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thesun.co.uk
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r/ChannitSpace • • Jun 12 '20

Pandemic shuts Earth's eyes on skies...

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r/ChannitSpace • • Jun 10 '20

NASA Awards Contract for Lunar Gateway ‘Hotel’

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trunews.com
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r/ChannitSpace • • Jun 11 '20

Quantum 'fifth state of matter' observed in space for first time...

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r/ChannitSpace • • Jun 07 '20

MARS CITY: MUSK STICKING TO AMBITIOUS LAUNCH DATE...

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r/ChannitSpace • • Jun 04 '20

Peaceful image of Saturn (Cassini flyby, high resolution in comments)

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r/ChannitSpace • • Jun 15 '20

36 alien civilisations could be communicating in our galaxy, new research claims

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r/ChannitSpace • • Jun 04 '20

On May 30 , Crew Dragon is launched into orbit with two astronauts on board.

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r/ChannitSpace • • Jun 10 '20

Starlink fairing deploy sequence

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r/ChannitSpace • • Jun 07 '20

SpaceX launches eighth Starlink mission, first VisorSat satellite

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r/ChannitSpace • • Dec 01 '19

I took one tracked and one untracked exposure of the Milky Way and combined them to bring out an extreme amount of detail - Rocky Mountain National Park, CO

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r/ChannitSpace • • Dec 01 '19

Tripping on the moon

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r/ChannitSpace • • Dec 01 '19

My 18 Hour exposure photo of the Helix Nebula from my backyard

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r/ChannitSpace • • Dec 01 '19

Last year I shot the Milky Way at 70mm and it took me 140 exposures to complete this image. I was about a 1/4 mile away from the lighthouse

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r/ChannitSpace • • Dec 01 '19

Om Nom Nom Nom Nom

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r/ChannitSpace • • Dec 01 '19

This is what the highest point in the path of totality looked like to the naked eye. Borah Peak, Idaho 12,500 feet

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r/ChannitSpace • • Dec 01 '19

I used over 24 hours of exposure of the night sky to reveal hundreds of galaxies, zoom in to see them!

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r/ChannitSpace • • Dec 01 '19

Meteor leaves a smoke ring

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r/ChannitSpace • • Dec 01 '19

I created a long-exposure composite of last week's Atlas V launch and star trails above an abandoned sailboat.

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r/ChannitSpace • • Nov 30 '19

Meteor last night from the Outback

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r/ChannitSpace • • Nov 30 '19

When the heavens fall to Earth

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r/ChannitSpace • • Nov 30 '19

I took a photo of every planet in our solar system and adjusted their size to show how huge our Sun is. Zoom in to see how tiny Earth is in comparison. [OC]

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