From an orange Orion nebula to glowing auroras, don't miss these stunning night sky photos by stargazers and SPACE.com readers.
1. Spectacular Photo of Saturn's Rings Created by Amateur Astronomer
An amazing new view of Saturn, created by amateur image processer Gordan Ugarkovic, shows the planet and its rings in all their glory.[Read the Full Story]
2. Comet ISON's Green Blaze Captured in Stunning Photo
Comet ISON blazes through the night sky on its dangerous journey toward the sun in this great photo recently sent to SPACE.com. [Read the Full Story]
3. Stargazer Snaps Beautiful Image of Massive Stellar Nursery
Credit: John Chumack | www.galacticimages.com
Astrophotographer John Chumack was killing time while waiting for Comet ISON to rise when he captured this beautiful image of the Orion Nebula, M42 (NGC 1976) along with neighbour, De Mairan's Nebula M43. [Read the Full Story]
4. Stargazing Duo Captures Spectacular Nebulas Shining in Cassiopeia
Credit: Bob and Janice Fera
Two nebulas beam from the constellation Cassiopeia in this spectacular image captured by veteran stargazers. [Read the Full Story]
5. Stargazer Captures Stunning Image of Edge-On Spiral Galaxy
Credit: John Chumack | www.galacticimages.com
What might appear to some like a flying saucer careening through deep space is actually a photo of a majestic spiral galaxy taken by a veteran astrophotographer. [Read the Full Story]
6. Auroras Flow Over Sweden
Chad Blakley captured footage of the aurora borealis on Oct 17th, 2013. The lake is the sixth largest body of water in Sweden and is located in Abisko National Park. [Watch the Video]
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