Copyright:
Petr Hor�lek;
Rollover Annotation: Judy Schmidt
原文:
What’s that in the sky? Although there was much to see in this spectacular panorama taken during the early morning hours of a day in late September, the brightest object in the sky was clearly the planet Venus. In the featured image, Venus was captured actually through a natural rock bridge, itself picturesque, in Spitzkoppe, Namibia. The planet, on the left of the opening, was complemented by a silhouette of the astrophotographer on the right. Above and beyond the rock bridge were many famous icons of a dark night sky, including, from left to right, the Pleiades star cluster, the Orion Nebula, the bright star Sirius, and the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds. This week, Venus remains visible to the east in the pre-dawn sky, being complemented by Mars, which is angularly quite close.
中文翻譯:
🌌 今早的天空中，有著壯觀的全景，最明亮的天體肯定是行星 Venus。這幅精彩的圖像拍攝於納米比亞的 Spitzkoppe，於天然岩石橋下，Venus 在開口的左側非常搶眼，右側則是天文攝影師的剪影。岩石橋的上方，則有許多著名的夜空標誌，從左至右包括了 Pleiades 星團、Orion Nebula、明亮的星星 Sirius，以及 Large 和 Small Magellanic Clouds。本週，Venus 在黎明前的天空中仍可見，並且與 Mars 相距不遠。
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來源:NASA每日圖片
