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Like a cosmic ship plowing through the black, runaway star Zeta Ophiuchi produces the arcing interstellar bow wave or bow shock seen in this stunning infrared portrait. Bright blue Zeta Ophiuchi is moving from right to left at 24 kilometers per second. Its strong stellar wind precedes it, compressing and heating the dusty interstellar material and shaping the curved shock front. Zeta Ophiuchi is speculated to have been a smaller star in a binary system sent sailing off on its cosmic journey by the supernova explosion of its larger companion. #space #cosmicjourney #funfactfriday

The green glow on this photo might have just looks like they are airglow and not aurora. But as I already took some shot with the view behind this shot. Which is why I am so sure is aurora and not airglow. You can check out what's behind this shot here! www.flickr.com/photos/bunlee/19214079055 This is a view anybody should recognize or remember where it is if they ever been to Lake O'Hara. It is the beginning of the Lake O'Hara Circuit Trail. And on my 3rd night at Lake O'Hara, I already start to missed this place and was trying to use all the energy I have left to hangout a little longer to take a few more night shots before I call it the end of my Lake O'Hara trip. I kept the circuit trail for the last night as I knew I will be super tired on the 3rd night. And so glad I did stop here for the running river at night! Blended with 2 exposure: BG: ISO4000 30sec f/2.8 14mm FG: ISO2000 4mins f/2.8 14mm Hope you enjoy it! Have a wonderful day/night!! Website | Flickr | Google + | FB Page | Instagram | Prints