Uploaded 23-Jun-11
Taken 5-Mar-11
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Pointers to Crux
The southern constellation of Crux is below the pointers: Alpha and Beta Centauri shining above the typical landscape of the Argentinian steppes.
You can recognize the globular cluster Omega Centauri, the brightest in the sky.
The reddish area above the hills is the lambda centauri nebula.
The Coalsack nebula is next to Crux as a dark patch of dust in the Milky Way.
You can recognize the globular cluster Omega Centauri, the brightest in the sky.
The reddish area above the hills is the lambda centauri nebula.
The Coalsack nebula is next to Crux as a dark patch of dust in the Milky Way.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II, f/1 @ 50 mm, 601s, ISO 3200, No Flash
Last comment by luis carlos heringer on 26-Jun-11:
Your photos are amazing. Congratulations.
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