Here's a pic and url to the center of our Milky Way :)

Just like the stars in this image.
This is the heart of the Milky Way and the million stars
visible here represent just a tiny drop of the center of
our galaxy. Apart from the stars, there is also a lot of
dust that scatters blue light making everything here
appear quite red.


Credit: ESO/VISTA. Acknowledgment: Cambridge
Astronomical Survey Unit
www.eso.org...

Antony Petrov/above text (excellent channel btw) youtube.com...

a reply to: Albert999

I don't see anything

a reply to: Albert999

did u post the wrong link?

a reply to: Macenroe82 Can’t find it too!

HUH, where is it?

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a reply to: Albert999

Really dig sites like this,could literally get lost for hours

I could be wrong, but this may be what the OP should have contained.


Source: www.eso.org...

With this remarkable VISTA mosaic we look deep into the dusty heart of our own Milky Way galaxy in the constellation of Sagittarius (the Archer). About one million stars are revealed in this picture, most of them not seen in visible light pictures. As well as absorbing light, the dust also scatters blue light from the distant stars and makes the central part of this huge starscape appear very red. This image is a mosaic created from VISTA images taken through Y, J and Ks filters in the near-infrared part of the spectrum. The image is about 2 degrees by 1.5 degrees in extent. The total exposure time for this mosaic was only 80 seconds.

Credit: ESO/VISTA. Acknowledgment: Cambridge Astronomical Survey Unit