Namibian sky - Gigalaxy Size:100x140 cm Navy since the 1970s

Navy since the 1970s

The galaxies are caught in a leisurely gravitational dance and are so crowded that they could fit within a region of space that is less than twice the diameter of our Milky Way's stellar disk

While there is much debate over which exoplanet discovery is considered the "first

188 degrees west longitude

to enter interstellar space

Namibian sky - Gigalaxy Size:100x140 cm Navy since the 1970sNamibia is one of the driest and darkest places on the Earth with the excellent conditions for astrophotography. To create the Gigalaxy I spent 3 weeks under such a dark sky. During Project I also captured other astroscapes photographs shows the beauty of the night sky over raw landscape of Namibia. This is one shows the Milky Way rising over the Tivoli Astrofarm. Capturing this photographs in the middle of the night alone under the Milky Way was