Quiver Tree on Namib Desert - Gigalaxy Medium:Canvas Hot gas detected by Chandra

Hot gas detected by Chandra in X-rays is seen as two pink clumps in the image and contains most of the "normal

The whole composition is complemented by a very wide panorama of our galaxy

The object

the neutron star produces twin beams of radiation

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Quiver Tree on Namib Desert - Gigalaxy Medium:Canvas Hot gas detected by ChandraNamibia 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 set over landscape of Namibia desert and alone Quiver Tree which is one of the iconic flora species of this area.