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A dark dust cloud shaped like a horse's head against a glowing orange band of gas; a bright blue-white nebula and stars below.

Horsehead Nebula (Barnard 33)

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A dark horse's silhouette against glowing hydrogen – one of the best-known shapes in the night sky.

Wide view: on the left an orange nebula with dark lanes beside a bright star, on the right a red band of gas with the dark Horsehead.

Flame and Horsehead Nebulae (NGC 2024, Barnard 33)

from €25

Two nebulae beside Alnitak, the easternmost star of Orion's Belt.

A large pink-red nebula with dark dust lanes; a thin dark finger with a bright rim in the centre.

Elephant's Trunk Nebula (IC 1396)

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The whole IC 1396 region in Cepheus – and within it a dark trunk sculpted by starlight.

Close-up of a dark dust pillar with a brightly lit rim against red gas, with a few bright stars at its head.

Elephant's Trunk Nebula, close-up (IC 1396A)

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The head of a dust pillar slowly falling apart under the pressure of starlight.

A red heart-shaped nebula with a dark centre and brighter edges against a dense star field.

Heart Nebula (IC 1805)

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A heart-shaped nebula, photographed under the dark skies of Poloniny.

An arc-shaped red and blue filamentary nebula resembling a jellyfish, with a bright orange star at upper left.

Jellyfish Nebula (IC 443)

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The expanding shell of a star that exploded thousands of years ago.

Red and blue-green filaments of an expanding stellar shell against a field of stars, landscape view.

Jellyfish Nebula (IC 443), wide field

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The same nights under the sky, a wider look at the supernova remnant.

A long, elongated nebula in red, orange and blue tones crossing the star field diagonally, with a bright blue star above.

California Nebula (NGC 1499)

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A cloud of hydrogen shaped like the state it is named after.

Witch Head Nebula (IC 2118)

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A faint reflection nebula lit by Rigel in Orion.

Witch Head Nebula (IC 2118), wide field

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The witch's profile with more of the surrounding sky.

A round nebula in pink and blue tones with a dark cavity in the centre and stars inside.

Rosette Nebula (NGC 2244)

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A flower of gas with a star cluster glowing at its heart.

An oval filamentary nebula in pink tones with a thin blue outer shell on a reddish background.

Crescent Nebula (NGC 6888)

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A bubble inflated by the wind of a massive star at the end of its life.

A pink-red bubble of gas with fine bluish filaments, portrait view.

Crescent Nebula (NGC 6888), portrait

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The stellar-wind bubble in a vertical frame.

A large pink-red nebula resembling the outline of the North American continent, with a dark dust lane at lower right.

North America Nebula (NGC 7000)

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A continent of hydrogen and dust near Deneb.

A pink-red hydrogen cloud shaped like the North American continent, portrait view.

North America Nebula (NGC 7000), portrait

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A continent of gas, this time in a vertical frame.

A nebula in the Hubble palette: golden and red clouds of gas with dark dust fingers around a blue cavity full of stars.

Wizard Nebula (NGC 7380)

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More than 21 hours of light in the Hubble palette.

A red nebula with dark dust lanes and a star cluster at its centre, in natural colour.

Wizard Nebula (NGC 7380), natural colour

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The Wizard as a colour camera sees it – without the Hubble palette.

A small blue spherical bubble of gas in the centre of a dark red nebula, surrounded by stars.

Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635)

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Twenty hours of exposure for one bubble of gas.

Three dark pillars of gas and dust rising from below into a blue nebula with golden edges and stars.

Pillars of Creation (M 16)

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The famous pillars of the Eagle Nebula – from a home observatory, not a space telescope.

Dark dust pillars rising in the bluish and golden glow of the Eagle Nebula, portrait view.

Pillars of Creation (M 16), portrait

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The Pillars of Creation in a vertical frame.

The dust pillars of the Eagle Nebula in a blue-gold glow, scattered with bright stars.

Pillars of Creation (M 16), with stars

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Almost eight hours of light through a long-focus telescope – with the stars left in.

Wide view of a circular supernova remnant: blue and red-brown filamentary arcs on a dense star field.

Veil Nebula (NGC 6960, NGC 6992)

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The entire ring left by a star that exploded millennia ago.

A bright pink and blue nebula with stars at its centre; below it a smaller red nebula.

Orion Nebula (M 42)

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The nearest large stellar nursery, visible even to the naked eye.

A bright nebula with a luminous core and reddish and blue clouds of gas, portrait view.

Orion Nebula (M 42), portrait

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Orion's stellar nursery in a vertical frame.

A round planetary nebula with a blue-green centre and a red-orange ring on a dark starry background.

Helix Nebula (NGC 7293)

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One of the nearest planetary nebulae – low above the southern horizon.

A small bright ring with a green-blue interior and red rim in the middle of a dark star field.

Ring Nebula (M 57)

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A smoke ring in Lyra – the gas shell of a star at the end of its life.

A large tilted spiral galaxy with a bright yellowish core and dark dust lanes, with a smaller elliptical galaxy below.

Andromeda Galaxy (M 31)

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The most distant thing you can see with the naked eye – and yet our neighbour.

A large tilted spiral galaxy with a bright core and two small companion galaxies.

Andromeda Galaxy (M 31), from Banská Bystrica

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Our neighbour, this time photographed from the home observatory.

A face-on spiral galaxy with branching arms and blue and pink regions on a star field.

Pinwheel Galaxy (M 101)

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A spiral galaxy seen face-on, 21 million light years away.

A face-on spiral galaxy with bluish arms and a bright core.

Pinwheel Galaxy (M 101), close-up

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The Pinwheel's arms through a telescope with a focal length of almost 2.8 metres.

A small spiral galaxy in the middle of a dark star field, portrait view.

Pinwheel Galaxy (M 101), portrait

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The Pinwheel in the wide field of a short refractor.

Three galaxies on a dark star field: two tilted spirals on the left and one seen edge-on on the right.

Leo Triplet (M 65, M 66, NGC 3628)

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Three galaxies shaping each other through gravity.

Three galaxies at the corners of the frame – two tilted spirals and one seen edge-on with a dark dust lane.

Leo Triplet (M 65, M 66, NGC 3628), close-up

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The trio closer in, with a faint stream of stars near the edge-on galaxy.

Three galaxies in a vertical frame – the edge-on galaxy at the top, two tilted spirals below.

Leo Triplet (M 65, M 66, NGC 3628), portrait

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The Leo Triplet in a vertical format.

An arc of dozens of small elliptical and spiral galaxies scattered across a dark star field.

Markarian's Chain (M 84, M 86)

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Dozens of galaxies in one frame – the heart of the Virgo Cluster.

A chain of elliptical and spiral galaxies in a dark field, portrait view.

Markarian's Chain (M 84, M 86), portrait

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Galaxies of the Virgo Cluster in a vertical frame.

A group of bright blue stars wrapped in delicate blue nebulosity on a dark background.

Pleiades (M 45)

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The Seven Sisters in a blue veil – eleven and a half hours of light.

Bright blue stars wrapped in a blue reflection veil, portrait view.

Pleiades (M 45), portrait

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The Seven Sisters in a vertical frame.

A green comet head at lower right with a long thin green-blue tail stretching diagonally across the frame.

Comet Lemmon (C/2025 A6)

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A visitor from the edge of the Solar System, October 2025.

Black-and-white photograph of the lit part of the Moon with dark maria and countless craters on a black background.

The Moon

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The Moon close enough to wander across it, crater by crater.

A waxing Moon with craters along the terminator, portrait view.

The Moon, portrait

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The same Moon, turned into a vertical format.

A narrow lunar crescent at upper left with sharply rendered craters along the line between light and shadow.

Crescent Moon

from €20

A few days after new Moon, when craters cast their longest shadows.

The full disc of the Sun in copper tones with a grainy texture, dark filaments and prominences at the limb.

The Sun in hydrogen-alpha light

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The surface of the Sun as you will never see it with the naked eye.

The copper disc of the Sun with dark filaments, partly covered at the bottom by the silhouette of tree branches.

The Sun behind a tree

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The Sun's chromosphere and an ordinary tree in a single frame.

The copper disc of the Sun in hydrogen light, its upper left part covered by the dark disc of the Moon; tree silhouettes below.

Solar eclipse, 12 August 2026

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The Moon biting into the Sun, low above the horizon.

Saturn and its rings as a small bright object in the centre of a black frame; faint belts are visible on the planet's disc.

Saturn, 19 August 2023

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The rings we know from textbooks, captured from Earth.

Saturn with tilted rings and belts on its disc against a dark blue background.

Saturn, 13 October 2026

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The rings opening up again after years.

Jupiter as a bright disc with brownish cloud belts in the centre of a black frame; a tiny bright dot to its left.

Jupiter and a moon

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The largest planet in the Solar System, with the tiny dot of one of its moons.

Close-up of Jupiter filling almost the whole frame: cloud belts, a small dark shadow on the disc and a bright moon at the lower right edge.

Jupiter with a moon's shadow

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A moon's shadow passing across Jupiter's clouds.

A crop of the lit part of the Moon with craters on black, in a phone-screen format.

The Moon – phone wallpaper

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The Moon of 5 September 2023, sized exactly for a phone screen.

The grey-blue lunar surface with craters, its edge curving against a blue background.

The Moon's edge against a blue sky

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Craters near the Moon's edge in unusual blue tones.

Saturn with bright rings on a black background.

Saturn, 4 September 2023 (21:30)

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Rings and cloud bands from one evening's video capture.

Saturn with its rings in cooler, bluish tones on a black background.

Saturn, 4 September 2023 (22:10)

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Forty minutes later, from another video capture the same night.

Saturn with its rings in the middle of a black field.

Saturn, 19 August 2023, alternative processing

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The same night as the first Saturn, processed differently.

Jupiter with light zones and brown cloud belts on a black background.

Jupiter, 4 January 2026

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Jupiter at the start of 2026, shortly before opposition.

A small Jupiter with cloud bands and three tiny dots of its moons in a black field.

Jupiter and its moons

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The planet and its Galilean moons in one frame.

The whole orange solar disc with a grainy surface, dark filaments and bright active regions.

The Sun in H-alpha, 10 August 2026

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The whole solar disc two days before the eclipse.

The grainy surface of the Sun in H-alpha light up close, small prominences rising from the left edge.

The solar limb with prominences

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The solar chromosphere up close – each grain is larger than Slovakia.

A section of the solar disc in H-alpha light with a grainy surface and a long dark filament on the left.

The Sun with a dark filament

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A dark thread of gas above the Sun's surface.

The vertical band of the Milky Way above dark hills and a calm bay, with a blue glow in the water near the shore.

The Milky Way over Telašćica

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Our galaxy above a Croatian bay, far from city lights.

A nightscape with a round bush and trees in the foreground, above them a dark blue starry sky with several meteor trails.

The Perseids

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August shooting stars above the Slovak countryside.

Green and purple curtains of aurora over a snowy landscape with two dark cabins.

Aurora over Kebnekaise

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The northern lights over northern Sweden, March 2026.

The glowing band of the Milky Way in a blue night sky above palm trees on an island shore.

The Milky Way over Cozumel

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The core of our galaxy above the palms of a Mexican Caribbean island.

The Milky Way rising above forested hills, with village lights glowing in the valley.

The Milky Way over Poloniny

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Slovakia's darkest sky above the hills of Poloniny.