Star Party Collection

A 360 degree panorama with aurora and bands of airglow at a Summer Star Party
August 19, 2012 - A 360 degree panorama of the main observing field at the Meadows Campground at Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, Saskatchewan, Canada, for the annual Summer Star Party

An aurora display over Okalahoma during the Okie-Tex Star Party
A rare aurora display over Okalahoma during the Okie-Tex Star Party

Fish-eye panorama of Milky Way above the Table Mountain Star Party in Washington state
July 25, 2014 - A 360 degree panorama of the Table Mountain Star Party held at the Eden Valley Guest Ranch in northern Washington state

Panorama of Milky Way above the Table Mountain Star Party in Washington state
July 25, 2014 - A 360 degree panorama of the Table Mountain Star Party held at the Eden Valley Guest Ranch in northern Washington state

Milky Way and Perseid Meteor Shower, Oklahoma
Two Perseid meteors streak across the Milky Way during the 2012 meteor shower in Oklahoma

Trail of the International Space Station as it passes over a campground in Canada
August 10, 2013 - Trail of the International Space Station as it passes west to east over the Meadows Campground at Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, Saskatchewan, Canada

Fish-eye lens view of the summer Milky Way
August 18, 2012 - Fish-eye lens view of the summer Milky Way across the sky taken at the Saskatchewan Summer Star Party, Canada. A faint aurora and airglow adds some horizon color

Milky Way rises over a hill of brush and cacti, Kenton, Okalhoma
The Milky Way rises over a hill of scrub brush and cacti at the Okie-Tex Star Party near Kenton, Oklahoma

The northern summer Milky Way over the Saskatchewan Summer Star Party
August 18, 2012 - The northern summer Milky Way over the Saskatchewan Summer Star Party in Cypress Hills, Saskatchewan, Canada

The Milky Way sets behind a tent all aglow, Oklahoma
The Milky Way sets behind a tent all aglow on the viewing field of the Okie-Tex Star Party near Black Mesa, Oklahoma

Circumpolar star trails above the Table Mountain Star Party in Washington state
July 26, 2014 - Circumpolar star trails above the Table Mountain Star Party at the Eden Valley Guest Ranch in northern Washington state

Amateur astronomers at a star party in Crowell, Texas
Amateur astronomers become active on a clear night at a star party in Crowell, Texas

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"Captivating Moments Under the Stars: NASA Administrator Charles F. Bolden Engages Young Astronomers at Star Party" In a heartwarming encounter, NASA Administrator Charles F. Bolden warmly greets little Lucas Yaroschuk, a curious 3-year-old from Arlington, Va. , as they embark on an unforgettable journey into the cosmos. The Deputy Director of NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Colleen Hartman, watches with delight as Kamal Amiral, a bright-eyed 5-year-old also from Arlington, Va. , joins in on this astronomical adventure. With passion and enthusiasm radiating from his every gesture, Administrator Bolden addresses the crowd gathered at Hoffman-Boston Elementary for an extraordinary stargazing event. Kalani Brown, a nine-year-old resident of Arlington, Va. , gazes up at the sky in awe while receiving inspiration directly from one of NASA's most esteemed leaders. The night sky comes alive with breathtaking beauty during these star parties. A mesmerizing 360-degree panorama captures ethereal auroras dancing alongside bands of airglow during a Summer Star Party. In another stunning display over Oklahoma's vast expanse, an enchanting aurora illuminates the heavens during the Okie-Tex Star Party. At Washington state's Table Mountain Star Party, attendees are treated to an otherworldly spectacle as they witness the Milky Way stretch across their field of vision like an artist's masterpiece. A panoramic view showcases this celestial wonder above eager stargazers who have come together to celebrate our universe. Nature puts on its own cosmic show as well –the Perseid Meteor Shower graces Oklahoma skies amidst the captivating presence of our galaxy’s luminous spiral arm -the Milky Way itself. Meanwhile, the International Space Station leaves its trail across Canada’s campground skies; reminding us that even among Earth-bound observers we can marvel at humanity's achievements beyond our planet. Through fish-eye lenses capturing the summer Milky Way, we are transported into a realm of celestial wonders.