A view of the Milky Way, a dragon-shaped aurora borealis, a total eclipse… These photos taken in Australia, Iceland and Namibia invite you to look up at the sky.
Breathtaking images. The Royal Observatory of Greenwich revealed, Tuesday, July 2, the 30 photos selected for the final of the 16th edition of its astronomy photography competition organized each year in London (United Kingdom). A highly coveted prize, because the organizers received more than 3,500 photos, from 58 countries. Last year, two French and one German won the competition with Andromeda, Unexpected, an image of a gigantic plasma arc next to the Andromeda galaxy.
A view of the Milky Way, a dragon-shaped aurora borealis, a total eclipse… Which shot will win over the jury this year? The winner of the general prize and theThe winners of the various categories will be announced on September 12, before an exhibition of their works in the British capital from September 14. While waiting for the verdict, franceinfo lets you discover nine of the images in the running for this prize for the best astronomy photographer of the year 2024.
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