Post by Andrei Tchentchik on Apr 2, 2019 18:07:07 GMT 2
(.#143).- The glowing glow of Mars in this breathtaking shot.
The glowing glow of Mars in this breathtaking shot.
Sci-tech 21:11 21.07.2018 (updated 21:13 21.07.2018)
Mars glittering in the night sky, its reflections extending in the form of golden strip on the surface of the Atlantic Ocean ... This spectacular moment was immortalized and broadcast by photographer Abdul Dremali.
Photographer Abdul Dremali, known for his shots of the sky and nature, posted on his Twitter account a breathtaking picture of Mars reflected in the ocean near Rhode Island, United States.
Photographer: Abdul Dremali
Mars is brilliant tonight. I took it last night as Mars approached the opposition. It's the brightest and the closest since 2003. We will not see it again since 2035.
It is so bright that it reflects the orange-red light on the rising ocean.
The same day, he made another snapshot of the night sky appreciated by his subscribers.
Shooting astrophotographies in Rhode Island in
moment. it's dark here.
Photographer: Abdul Dremali
The red planet has not been as bright as it has been now for almost 15 years. In a few days, Mars will be aligned with the Sun and the Earth and it will grow to 57.6 million kilometers of our planet. Terrans will be able to observe it with the naked eye, the planet will take the form of a very bright orange star.
F I N .
The glowing glow of Mars in this breathtaking shot.
Sci-tech 21:11 21.07.2018 (updated 21:13 21.07.2018)
Mars glittering in the night sky, its reflections extending in the form of golden strip on the surface of the Atlantic Ocean ... This spectacular moment was immortalized and broadcast by photographer Abdul Dremali.
Photographer Abdul Dremali, known for his shots of the sky and nature, posted on his Twitter account a breathtaking picture of Mars reflected in the ocean near Rhode Island, United States.
Photographer: Abdul Dremali
Mars is brilliant tonight. I took it last night as Mars approached the opposition. It's the brightest and the closest since 2003. We will not see it again since 2035.
It is so bright that it reflects the orange-red light on the rising ocean.
The same day, he made another snapshot of the night sky appreciated by his subscribers.
Shooting astrophotographies in Rhode Island in
moment. it's dark here.
Photographer: Abdul Dremali
The red planet has not been as bright as it has been now for almost 15 years. In a few days, Mars will be aligned with the Sun and the Earth and it will grow to 57.6 million kilometers of our planet. Terrans will be able to observe it with the naked eye, the planet will take the form of a very bright orange star.
F I N .
