Nebula image wins Royal Observatory competition
A photograph of the Shark Nebula by Ali Alobaidly has won the Royal Observatory Greenwich's Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition. The image was taken in Kuwait and praised for its sharp details and contrast. The competition received nearly 4,000 entries from 66 countries. A 15-year-old from Greece also won a separate category for a photo of the Moon's surface. An exhibition of winning images will be on display in London later this year.
A photograph of the Shark Nebula by Ali Alobaidly won the Royal Observatory Greenwich's top photography award. The image was taken in Kuwait and highlighted for its clarity and detail. A 15-year-old from Greece won another category for a photo of the Moon.
The competition highlights the growing interest in astronomy and the role of photography in making space more accessible. It also shows how technology and skill are improving the quality of astrophotography.
The competition celebrates human curiosity and the ability to capture and share the beauty of the universe. It encourages people to engage with science and explore the night sky.
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