High power telescopes such as Hubble and James Webb have been working in the Earth’s orbit to capture photos of distant galaxies for decades. But now, an amateur astronomer has managed to attract an incredible image of an amateur astronomer in the garden of his farm in the garden of his farm in the 400 -megapixel size of Andromeda Galaxy.
Texas amateur who published this photo on Instagram account, attracted great attention. Andrew McCarthy has reached an important audience on social media by publishing detailed shots of the moon surface, the Sun, and even Saturn for the last few years. The last photo he took seems to be spoken for a long time.
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McCarthy used two 12 -inch telescope, strategically placed in different positions to maximize clarity and detail.
15 Combined Photos
McCarthy says he has taken hundreds of long exposure photos with telescopes to get this photo. Thus, he managed to achieve more details than expected in Andromeda’s photo taken with a ground -based telescope. For full photograph, he brought 15 different views together. For each of these 15 photographs, the exposure of the cameras for 12 hours is another detail that describes the difficulty.
