The
awesomeness in this image comes in layers. The closest layer, in the
foreground, contains the Peak Terskol Observatory located in the northern
Caucasus Mountains of Russia. The white dome over the 2-meter telescope is
clearly visible. The observatory is located on a shoulder of Mt. Elbrus, the
highest mountain in Europe, with other peaks visible in a nearby background
layer. Clouds are visible both in front of and behind the mountain peaks. The
featured three-image composite panorama was taken in 2014 August. Far in the
distance is the most distant layer: the stars and nebulas of the night sky,
with the central band of the Milky Way rising on the image right.
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