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I've travelled to farms at night, and away from civilation. I don't really know alot about astronomy, but my goal is to see something like this: Stars, lots of them, but that "thick purple cluster

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Visible Stars in Andromeda Galaxy - Astronomy Stack Exchange

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NASA posts never-seen-before snapshot of over 500,000 stars in Milky Way galaxy's Sag C - Science News

What is this curve, captured both in the Webb and Hubble images? - Astronomy Stack Exchange

astrophotography - What kind of camera do I need to capture deep space images? - Photography Stack Exchange

Create a Really Good Milky Way Photo in Just a Few Clicks with Astro Panel 4

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rotation - Why does a timelapse video of a stationary Milky Way make the horizon appear to move from horizontal to vertical? - Astronomy Stack Exchange

milky way - Orientation of local star map - Astronomy Stack Exchange

galaxies - What part of the Milky Way do we see? - Physics Stack Exchange

photography - Avoiding noise while stacking multiple night sky photographs - Astronomy Stack Exchange

Milky Way Galaxy from Earth - Astronomy Stack Exchange