A 360 degree panorama of the southern autumn sky on the Gippsland Coast of Australia.
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Contributor:
Stocktrek Images, Inc. / Alamy Stock PhotoImage ID:
M7HEKWFile size:
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10050 x 2600 px | 85.1 x 22 cm | 33.5 x 8.7 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
31 March 2017Location:
Gippsland, Victoria, AustraliaPhotographer:
Alan Dyer/Stocktrek ImagesMore information:
March 31, 2017 - A 360 degree rectangular panorama of the southern hemisphere autumn sky, taken from Cape Conran on the Gippsland Coast of Victoria, Australia at a latitude of 37 degrees South. The Milky Way through Puppis and Vela was overhead at this time and so is spread out along the top of the frame using this map projection. The Milky Way at left is rising; the Milky Way at right is setting. The South Celestial Pole is left of centre near the satellite trail. Orion and Sirius are at right. Left of Sirius at centre is Canopus, and below it are the two Magellanic Clouds, Large and Small (LMC and SMC). At left along the southern Milky Way are the stars of Carina, Crux, and Centaurus, and the dark lanes of the Milky Way creating the Dark Emu rising out of the ocean. At far left is Jupiter. Some faint red airglow tints the sky.