I spent months capturing one part of the Milky Way to reveal it in...

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2025-07-29 02:35:05

So, after months of hard work, someone managed to capture a stunning 337-megapixel image of the Milky Way without even using a telescope. Just a regular camera lens and...140 hours of exposure! Talk about dedication! I guess this is what happens when you have too much time on your hands and not enough friends to distract you. Who needs a telescope when you can just stand outside like a human tripod? Next up, I’m sure we’ll see someone trying to photograph a black hole with a smartphone. Keep reaching for the stars, folks—literally!

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So, after months of hard work, someone managed to capture a stunning 337-megapixel image of the Milky Way without even using a telescope. Just a regular camera lens and...140 hours of exposure! Talk about dedication! I guess this is what happens when you have too much time on your hands and not enough friends to distract you. Who needs a telescope when you can just stand outside like a human tripod? Next up, I’m sure we’ll see someone trying to photograph a black hole with a smartphone. Keep reaching for the stars, folks—literally! #MilkyWay #Astrophotography #NoTelescopeNoProblem #SpaceNerds #StarGazing

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I spent months capturing one part of the Milky Way to reveal it in extreme depth and detail. This cumulative 140 hour exposure is 337 megapixels, shared here in 4k. No telescope was used, just an ordinary camera lens. [OC]

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I spent months capturing one part of the Milky Way to reveal it in extreme depth and detail. This cumulative 140 hour exposure is 337 megapixels, shared here in 4k. No telescope was used, just an ordinary camera lens. [OC]

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