Orion Watching Over ALMA

Standing watch over the antennas of the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), Orion, the Hunter, shines high in the Chilean night sky. With its distinctive hourglass shape and the three bright stars of Orion’s Belt in the centre, the constellation is easily recognisable.

Taken from the southern hemisphere, this image shows Orion’s sword above the Belt. The sword is home to one of the most stunning features of the sky — the Orion Nebula — which appears as the middle “star” in the sword, its fuzzy nebulosity visible to the naked eye under good conditions.

The blue way by David Keochkerian

“Who turned the lights on”? by clickonthewildside

Somewhere out there by Jorge Maia

Fading Aurora by Jacky CW

Sky show by Tommy Eliassen

Podhale by Swen (Dzoncy) strOOp

Welcome moon by Paolo Dari

Rock n Roll show by Raung Binaia

dobra voda by Tais

St. Johann in Ranui by Tomás Suárez

Shadowflame by Brandt Campbell

That Same Other World rld by Lars van de Goor

Fire in the desert by Javier Acosta

Powering the Sky by Ben Kensington