Starry Sky Collection (#44)

Artwork of meteorite hitting the ground
Meteorite. Illustration of a meteorite hitting the ground in a remote area. Meteorites are fragments of interplanetary debris that fall to the Earths surface

Campsite in Canada
Starry sky over a campsite, Beverly Lake, near Whistler, British Columbia, Canada

Starry sky over Vancouver, Canada

Starry sky over Vancouver
Starry sky. The image is centred on the constellations of Gemini (right) and Cancer (left). The brightest object at upper centre is Mars which is almost aligned with Pollux and Castor

Constellation of Canis Minor
The constellation Canis Minor (Little Dog). Canis Minor is a small constellation in the northern hemisphere, lying partly in the Milky Way near Orion

Antares & starfield
Starfield centred on the border between the constellations of Ophiucus (right) and Scorpius (left). The brightest star at centre left is Antares (alpha Scorpii)

Composite image of Halleys Comet & Mauna Kea
Halleys Comet over Hawaii. Composite image depicting the passage of Comet Halley as seen from the summit of Mauna Kea, Hawaii

Meteor fall. Artwork of a meteor falling through the night sky over a rocky landscape. Meteors are fragments of interplanetary debris that burn up as they fall through the Earths atmosphere

Radio telescope and night sky, artwork
Radio telescope and night sky, computer artwork

Global environment, conceptual artwork
Global environment, conceptual computer artwork. A spinning Earth globe is balanced on the extended finger of a plaster hand

Night sky at dawn. Above the buildings are the stars of the constellation Canis Major, and its main star Sirius (centre), the brightest star in the sky

Jupiter in Scorpius over a beach. The planet Jupiter (centre), in the constellation Scorpius, is reflected in the sea. Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system

Cosmic man juggling worlds, artwork
Cosmic man juggling worlds. Conceptual computer artwork of a figure illuminated by polarised light, standing on the Earth and juggling four globes. The background is a starry night sky

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"Mesmerizing and enchanting, the starry sky unveils a world of celestial wonders. Inspired by The Palace of the Queen of the Night, set design for The Magic Flute by Mozart, this ethereal spectacle captivates all who gaze upon it. Lonely Planet's guide to stargazing leads us to a snowy landscape illuminated by moonlight in the presence of the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis). In Akaslompolo, Lapland, frozen trees stand tall as nature's canvas is painted with vibrant hues dancing across the night sky. As we venture further north to Svolvaer in Norway's Lofoten islands, we witness an awe-inspiring display as the Aurora Borealis gracefully glides over a serene lake. Senja Island beckons us with its mystical allure as the Okshornan Peaks become silhouetted against an otherworldly backdrop created by shimmering ribbons of light from above. Beyond our own galaxy lies Andromeda - a cosmic masterpiece that leaves us humbled and awestruck. Kyoto Night invites us into Japan's ancient capital where tradition meets modernity under a blanket of twinkling stars. The iconic Wanaka tree stands tall amidst New Zealand's majestic landscapes while being embraced by countless constellations overhead. Iceland reveals its true magic as it becomes adorned with swirling curtains of green and purple during an unforgettable aurora sighting. In Australia's Northern Territory, Devils Marbles showcases nature at its finest - towering rock formations juxtaposed against a vast expanse of star-studded skies. As day transitions into night, we are treated to a breathtaking symphony where sunset hues blend seamlessly with sparkling constellations above. " Immersed in these celestial marvels, let your imagination soar and be reminded that there is so much beauty waiting to be discovered beyond our earthly realm.