What's Hiding in Orion's Belt?

The Horsehead Nebula in Orion! #shorts

[@Wombatzone31]

Insane! Been opening people's eyes to the effort we put in for 1 photo....

[@simplegirlfromthevalley1136]

Amos 5:8 KJV

[@rickarmstrong2476]

Beautiful image Trevor. Nice job controlling alnitak in processing! Wish I could show you mine. Been at the hobby for around 8 months now and without you I’d have been totally lost! So thanks for doing what you do brother.

[@AstroBackyard]

Thank you, Rick! I am glad to know that I have played a small part in your progress.. clear skies!

[@mathteacher1729]

I'm always amazed by the quality of your astrophotography, and your video production has only gotten better with time. Keep up the amazing work!

[@bobbietrujillo8042]

We loose sight and truth behind death and rebirth. Thank you so much for taking time to bring these images to us!! They are simply amazing!!

[@Ice_Stan]

Now that’s not just a nebula that’s talent, you’ve got there😮👍

[@keithhanssen7413]

Super packed area of the sky. Nice rendition, Trevor. I think you have this thing down.

[@moveitstime]

I am hoping in a few years, we can capture these mind-blowing astronomical beauties.

[@davidlabedz2046]

That is an amazing picture! The detail captured is beautiful.

[@ThePieSnatcher]

Crazy good! One of the best I've seen this year colour and detail and resolution wise

[@foreign-king9171]

space, something a person may not understand by investing their whole life into it, but it is something that will help the next curious mind get one step closer to a better understanding. There is one thing we all can agree on regardless of our levels of comprehension. IT IS the most beautiful sight that constantly changes.

[@yemyem2971]

it would be nice to be able to jump from one solar system to another as a routine bus route having a space ship like in the series "Buck Roger" or star wars.

[@mikemental8285]

🥰 i remember going to library at 80's with my dad, to borrow a astronomy book. This was favorite!!

[@sambuddhasamanta9885]

Words will fall short to praise this incredible photo

[@ashishjaiswal418]

There is so much colour in the space that we might think of. And I never knew I was looking at the horse nebula. It is gorgeous.

[@spacenbetween4585]

Beautiful image. I wanted to say a big thank you for all your guidance. Your videos, tutorials and even the photoshop guide book I purchased from your website have been so helpful. I look up to you and hope to be as good one day! Clear skies ✨️

[@AstroBackyard]

Thank you for saying that, Becky! It is my pleasure. Clear skies!

[@timothy098-b4f]

Great job on the stacking and processing! 👍👍👍

[@thinkbeyond8572]

thankyou for gifting this incredible hobby ❤

[@Uriel_222]

Wow 😮 simply gorgeous!!! Very nice work . Thanks for sharing 😊

[@elladoz1966]

Amazing 😍 ! Orion is the constellation that I look up at every might then big Dipper then the small dipper. TY for sharing 👍

[@mattiamangia]

that's Amazing Trevor, it's perfectly balance, not too sharp not too soft just... perfect 💪💪👍

[@hrtbrk1]

Holy crap that photo is ridiculous! Good work my man!

[@k10batmama]

This is amazing. Man i lov seeing Orion at night!

[@Astro41876]

Freaking awesome, beautiful work.

[@Naeromusic]

I find it so incredible that people are willing to think space is fake. Space is amazing

[@lemonade_5541]

Cool! Saw your comment in astro backyard's video!

[@helmuthschultes9243]

Definitely a good target, especially here in central Australian dark skies. But great where ever you take it.👍👍👍🙂🙂🙂❤️❤️❤️

[@soyeltales]

Impressive. They should give a Grammy to the ppl to do this kind of thing. JUST A FAN...💛💙❤️🇨🇴

[@aemondtargaryen972]

This is exactly how you make a short. I wish I was this good!!!

[@hooper365]

That music is killing it 🎥

[@JZ386Mr]

Love it. Love your channel. Makes me curious about the universe.

[@chrismccolm9341]

Incredible!!! Amazing work 👌

[@Johnnymagnet92]

You have definitely inspired me to turn my astronomy hobby in to astrophotography Trevor. Keep it up!

[@AstroBackyard]

Glad to hear that!! Thanks 😊

[@wihtd]

insane image and congrats on 400k!

[@AstroBackyard]

Thanks!

[@YuvrajWithAGuitar]

There is an Orion just above my head! I am feeling blessed! The deity decided to show up on my door! 😇😇😇

[@aazamben]

Star: *died* People: *look how beautiful it is*

[@bineshkapali]

Thats star forming

[@shoking9825]

@@bineshkapali nope nebula are from stars spewing gas as they are dying or a super nova

[@bineshkapali]

@@shoking9825 orion is a nebula where stars forming is in active stage

[@shoking9825]

@@bineshkapali thank you for correcting me brother i was wrong

[@hunter133official]

Fun fact, only 3 types of nebula come from stars dying, Protoplanetary nebula (like the Boomerang Nebula) in which the stars actively spew out their mass from the north and south pole, Planetary nebula (like the Helix Nebula), which is the final result of a protoplanetary nebula, and Supernova remnants (Such as the Crab Nebula) which are produced by supernovas. There are actually 3 more types of nebula, Reflection nebula, clouds of gas that get light from the surrounding stars, Emission nebula (like the Orion Nebula), where clouds of gas emit light from it's own fuel, and Dark nebula (like the Horsehead Nebula) that actively block light from emitting, instead visible usually from the complete absence of light.

[@briankotak403]

Dude, that image is stellar! Pun intended! Dr B from Manitoba, Canada 🇨🇦

[@ashleylawrence1822]

I am a big astronomer and this is amazing! Thank you for making this! 💯

[@Nithiz_]

Hats off for the clearence bro 🤝

[@betaorionis2164]

Impressive picture, congratulations!

[@dougcooper4917]

Amazing Astrophotography! Thank You.

[@slither7152]

Just finished with my photo of horse head definitely one of the best targets to get in December got about 12 hours of data it’s insane how much ha is in this constellation

[@babariankanibal822]

Space is truly beautiful but what I think is crazy how much our ancestors discovered without modern technology 😳

[@handsfree1000]

I’m an armchair astronomer. Relying on real astronomers to stay up all night in the cold to get one good shot. It’s really appreciated

[@erwinbenally8027]

My binoculars don't quite pull that image 😮 spectacular!

[@Jaradis]

Do you have to go somewhere far out to reduce the light from the cities? I remember as a kid that there were so many more stars you could see. I remember being able to just go out and look up and stare at all the stars. Now, you can only see a handful where I live. Even when I recently went to Utah out in the middle of nowhere it wasn't like it used to be. The only time I remember it being amazing again was when I was on a cruise in the middle of the Gulf during the time when the moon was up during the day, so nights were super dark.

[@levilively8643]

No, he takes those photos from his backyard in Canada. But he's taking probably hundreds of photos and then stacking them into a single image and using Photoshop to enhance quality and color.

[@GreenandGold]

It’s pretty freaking cool I gotta say.

[@uchiha_tobi2219]

Thankyou Man!!!!! 😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@bradabongr32]

Fantastic... could you please tell me your capture details? Thanks for all the help on your website!

[@kinershah464]

I remember seeing the Orion constellation in the sky long time back when I was a kid.

[@chrislambe400]

It is visible in both hemispheres in winter and sommer respectively. Did you grow up in the last 6 months?

[@kinershah464]

@@chrislambe400 everyone grows everyday.

[@tejasarya7844]

Looks like two beasts fighting to me 😈

[@josec-2024]

Thats impressive! I wish I had a telescope like that

[@Broken-u8g]

flame nebula:WHAT ABOUT ME????

[@junkmail4613]

Good job. Proud of ya!!!

[@astrocatinfo]

Really great details and very presentation 🎉

[@dennisevans6544]

Well done lad. Brilliant stuff.

[@AstroBackyard]

Thank you sir!

[@interstellar_-]

I saw it and took a picture of it 😊

[@santos6109]

Congratulations Trevor on the excellent work I am fam of the videos you make.🇧🇷

[@jaygallant8635]

So fukkin dope, Trevor! Man! Clear Skies

[@D_Abubakr]

It's amazing so much!!!

[@martynh5410]

Great image Trevor!

[@greyalien9074]

Stellar convection is so magnetic looks like something punched right through it

[@noway8233]

I dont know how much money and time yuo spend in that equipement, but that picture its worse the price, its amazing!

[@cphyoplays]

What!!? I didn't know that 3 Nebulas are lying near Alnitak! Btw, great job!

[@xanxan-1016]

Noice transition!

[@andrewdemps1335]

Anyone else get a slight case of Megalophobia?

[@andmaldo324]

Now this is great content and powerful. I’m a nubie experimenting with my DSLR now. I hope I can get some good pictures like that in the future.

[@juanmatulungin973]

Horse nebula ? I prefer headless nebula

[@vanopdorp.photography]

I just finished my first attempt shooting this target. How do you prevent large halos from forming around Alnitak and other surrounding stars? Great work and you have inspired me to keep progressing over the past couple of years

[@shanmugaraj1712]

Resurrection Level Bro

[@UrbanSipfly]

Imagine having forever to capture moments of our universe?

[@benroutledge6126]

Amazing man. I've just started out this year and have yet to give this target a go! It's pretty much in view from my garden at a reasonable time now so hopefully these clouds go away soon!

[@AstroBackyard]

Good luck! 👍

[@benroutledge6126]

@@AstroBackyard thank you, champ!

[@repunzelk3015]

Good luck bru

[@benroutledge6126]

@@repunzelk3015 thank you buddy!

[@rajyabardhan1017]

O god beautiful cllick bro, heartly 🌹love ur picture & work

[@arbsan8366]

This is just so awesome to see😮😮😮

[@Kevinrothwell1959]

Very skillful, very nice 😁

[@harrison00xXx]

This telescope is insanely small for that magnification? May i ask which one it is? Im looking to replace my big 750mm F4 newton for a smaller APO with much less focal length. I enjoyed 750mm a lot on full frame but since i „downgraded“ to APS-C i need a wider field of view now. 750mm was already tight but doable for many subjects but 1000mm+ is „bad“ unless i want to go for very small nebula and galaxies Also i just want something else than the newtonian telescopes characteristics.

[@dimensio_italian_magician]

Beautiful! I hope i'll get a motorized telescope soon!!

[@KMRB951]

Breathtaking!

[@Earth_Being]

First time in my life I agreed the shape.. otherwise when it comes to star constellation shape names 🤦🏻

[@highspeedboom]

Trevor, i recently got a used Meade LX850 10” f8, 2032mm fl tube. Have you ever tested one? and what’s your opinion on it? Thank you if you reply.

[@bap7260]

Great work 👏 👍

[@HarshSingh-vv9gg]

Bro is literally having JWST Home Version.

[@terracegardening786]

You are a pro👍

[@Sean85Laney]

Who knows prolly more than that in that shot...

[@kalebbrown5916]

the galaxy is on orison's belt

[@AstroBilly464]

I’ve got the Orion Nebula before but I’ve tried the horse head nebula and never see it. I use a Orion 90mm astroview telescope do you think it has enough power to capture it?

[@dimensio_italian_magician]

Horsehead nebula is very dark and faint. 90mm isn't very good for faint objects, but if you used a equatorial tracking mount and a long exposure camera on the telescope, you could capture the nebula. Orion Nebula, on the other hand, is actually the brightest nebula in the whole sky.

[@skid_mark]

It looks more like a Moomin to me? That's one for the older folks here. 😉

[@raulcalansh4857]

Nice job

[@RyzZzgamingLive]

Woww this is amazing 😍

[@brandonthomas1821]

So I saw something crazy last night.. I saw a perfectly straight line of lights that were either stars or something else.. Probably a mile long, just perfectly going up in a diagonal line. I tried recording it but my phone wouldn’t pick it up. It was so weird.

[@PoconoJoe]

space x satellites

[@Astronomical0904]

I feel like I caught the Orion Nebula through my telescope but idk I was just looking at Betelgeuse when I accidentally knocked my telescope and a bright object flew through my vision I found it again and it was slightly white-ish

[@dimensio_italian_magician]

Faint white cloud? If so yeah that's Orion nebula

[@Oamaruastro]

FYI, Alnitak is on the RIGHT of the belt (for those of us in the Southern Hemisphere, anyway...).

[@AstroBackyard]

Should have specified! (sorry)

[@TamsonsAstrophotography]

what a amazing sight

[@BheesettyShashankSuryaKiranScs]

May I know which camera you use

[@RamiDiab]

I love your content! Keep it up! Will get my first telescope (8 inch Dobsonian) soon and can't wait to see up close :)

[@tommyandi9984]

Aye we finally see you 🔥

[@phantom_60]

"The truth is out there"

[@mackynjing2192]

Beautiful

[@subhodeepmondal7937]

We all know your obsession! Man.

[@welcometorenland]

I want to see a picture with all the games of earth.

[@dearlynizzy]

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