The center of the Milky Way seen from the Lomnický Peak science Adrien Mauduit (France)

Adrien Mauduit (France)

the new camera provides a sharper view of the pillars and also presents a wider field of view

The image is of selenographic coordinates 2° N

The rare science opportunity of planetary transits has long inspired bold voyages to exotic vantage points – journeys such as James Cook's trek to the South Pacific to watch Venus and Mercury cross the face of the Sun in 1769

which receives less sunlight over a Uranian year

The center of the Milky Way seen from the Lomnický Peak science Adrien Mauduit (France)In April 2019, I had the opportunity to spend a night at the Lomnick Peak Observatory in the Slovak Tatras. It is the second highest peak of these mountains, with a beautiful panorama of the entire range of High Tatra. While taking this picture, I knew that at the very end of the astronomical night, the Milky Way would begin to rise, which I was very anxious to capture. I left one of the cameras free so I could capture her image while keeping as much