Iris Nebula, Slooh Space Camera
This photo of Iris Nebula, NGC 7023, in the constellation of Cepheus, was captured by an amateur astronomer using the Slooh Space Camera, an online night sky observing service that allows users to observe the sky using telescopes around the world.
Eastern Veil by Slooh Member
The Eastern Veil (NGC 6992/95) was captured by an amateur astronomer using the Slooh Space Camera, an online night sky observing service that allows users to observe the sky using telescopes around the world.
Running Man Nebula by Slooh Space Camera
This image of the Running Man nebula was captured by an amateur astronomer, Nick Evetts, using the Slooh Space Camera, an online night sky observing service that allows users to observe the sky using telescopes around the world.
Jupiter and Four Moons by Slooh Space Camera
Jupiter and four moons were captured by amateur astronomer Nirmal Paul using the Slooh Space Camera, an online night sky observing service that allows users to observe the sky using telescopes around the world.
M8 by Slooh Space Camera
M8 was captured by an amateur astronomer, Dave Lrkn, using the Slooh Space Camera, an online night sky observing service that allows users to observe the sky using telescopes around the world.
Coronal Mass Ejection by Slooh Space Telescope
This coronal mass ejection was captured by an amateur astronomer using the Slooh Space Camera, an online night sky observing service that allows users to observe the sky using telescopes around the world.
Supernova in Whirlpool Galaxy, M51 by Slooh Space Camera
A supernova in the Whirlpool Galaxy, M51, was captured by an amateur astronomer, Samuel Dupree, using the Slooh Space Camera, an online night sky observing service that allows users to observe the sky using telescopes around the world.
SN 2011fe in M-101 in Ursa Major by Slooh Space Telescope
Supernova SN 2011fe in M-101 in Ursa Major was captured by an amateur astronomer, Samuel Dupree, using the Slooh Space Camera, an online night sky observing service that allows users to observe the sky using telescopes around the world.
Mars by Slooh Space Camera
Mars was captured by an amateur astronomer, Samuel Dupree, using the Slooh Space Camera, an online night sky observing service that allows users to observe the sky using telescopes around the world.
M27 by Slooh Space Camera
M27 was captured by an amateur astronomer, Marc Dubner, using the Slooh Space Camera, an online night sky observing service that allows users to observe the sky using telescopes around the world.
Jupiter After 2012 Impact: Slooh
This photo of Jupiter taken by a Slooh Space Camera telescope in the Canary Islands, shows the face of Jupiter and location of its moons 19 hours after a bright impact flash was spotted by amateur astronomers on Sept. 12, 2012.
