Milky Way from Shenandoah National Park
Astrophotographer Alexis Hengen took this image of the Milky Way from Shenandoah National Park in Virginia. Read the full story here.
Marshall Point Lighthouse and Milky Way
This image of the Milky Way over Marshall Point Lighthouse was taken by Mike Taylor & Sonia MacNeil, the team at Taylor Photography from Marshall Point Lighthouse in Port Clyde, Maine. Read the full story here.
Milky Way from Havasu Falls
Astrophotographer Tony Prince took this image of the Milky Way on March 10 from Havasu Falls, Arizona. Read the full story here.
Milky Way Selfie
Next to a looming arch, astrophotographer Joshua Snow stands under the Milky Way in one of his favorite skywatching spots. He took the image from Arches National Park in Moab, Utah in May. Read the full story here.
Grand Canyon: Newest Dark Sky Park
The sky sparkles above the Grand Canyon National Park, which was just designated a provisional International Dark Sky Park. Read the full story here.
Stunning Turquoise Comet
Skywatcher Chris Schur was able to glimpse Comet Linear 252P with his naked eye just after capturing it on camera. The image was taken from Payson, Arizona on the morning of April 2. Read the full story here.
Corona Arch At Night
This image of the Corona Arch in Moab, Utah, is an example of the stunning night-sky views available in the minimally inhabited regions of central and southern Utah. Read the full story here.
Horsehead and Flame Nebulas
Skywatcher Greg Hogan took this image of the Horsehead and Flame nebulae on Jan. 13, from Kathleen, GA. Read the full story here.
MIlky Way and ALMA
This image of the Milky Way was taken by Miguel Claro taken on Oct., 14, 2015 from Chajnantor plateau, Atacama desert, Chile. Read the full story here.
Green and Purple Aurora Colors Alaskan Skies
Astrophotographer John Chumack took this image from mountains about 60 miles east of Fairbanks, Alaska on March 19, 2015 while leading his annual aurora tour and workshop. Read the full story here.
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