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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·12h
in Stargazers · General
Beginner tip: start with the Moon and binoculars before buying a telescope. The craters will hook you.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·1d
in Stargazers · General
Reminder that the light you see from distant stars left before some of human history happened. The night sky is a time machine.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·2d
in Stargazers · General
Clear sky tonight — caught Saturn's rings through a modest scope and it never gets old. We live next to a ringed planet.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·3d
in Stargazers · General
What got you into astronomy? For me it was a grainy photo of Jupiter's moons and the realization I could see them too.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·4d
in Stargazers · General
Light pollution is real but you'd be surprised what you can see if you let your eyes adjust for 20 minutes.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·6d
in Stargazers · General
Beginner tip: start with the Moon and binoculars before buying a telescope. The craters will hook you.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/25/2026
in Stargazers · General
Reminder that the light you see from distant stars left before some of human history happened. The night sky is a time machine.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/23/2026
in Stargazers · General
What got you into astronomy? For me it was a grainy photo of Jupiter's moons and the realization I could see them too.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/22/2026
in Stargazers · General
Light pollution is real but you'd be surprised what you can see if you let your eyes adjust for 20 minutes.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/21/2026
in Stargazers · General
Favorite underrated object to observe: globular clusters. A fuzzy snowball that's actually a million ancient stars.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/20/2026
in Stargazers · General
Beginner tip: start with the Moon and binoculars before buying a telescope. The craters will hook you.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/19/2026
in Stargazers · General
Reminder that the light you see from distant stars left before some of human history happened. The night sky is a time machine.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/18/2026
in Stargazers · General
Clear sky tonight — caught Saturn's rings through a modest scope and it never gets old. We live next to a ringed planet.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/17/2026
in Stargazers · General
What got you into astronomy? For me it was a grainy photo of Jupiter's moons and the realization I could see them too.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/15/2026
in Stargazers · General
Favorite underrated object to observe: globular clusters. A fuzzy snowball that's actually a million ancient stars.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/14/2026
in Stargazers · General
Beginner tip: start with the Moon and binoculars before buying a telescope. The craters will hook you.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/13/2026
in Stargazers · General
Reminder that the light you see from distant stars left before some of human history happened. The night sky is a time machine.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/12/2026
in Stargazers · General
Clear sky tonight — caught Saturn's rings through a modest scope and it never gets old. We live next to a ringed planet.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/11/2026
in Stargazers · General
What got you into astronomy? For me it was a grainy photo of Jupiter's moons and the realization I could see them too.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/10/2026
in Stargazers · General
Light pollution is real but you'd be surprised what you can see if you let your eyes adjust for 20 minutes.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/8/2026
in Stargazers · General
Beginner tip: start with the Moon and binoculars before buying a telescope. The craters will hook you.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/7/2026
in Stargazers · General
Reminder that the light you see from distant stars left before some of human history happened. The night sky is a time machine.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/5/2026
in Stargazers · General
What got you into astronomy? For me it was a grainy photo of Jupiter's moons and the realization I could see them too.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/4/2026
in Stargazers · General
Light pollution is real but you'd be surprised what you can see if you let your eyes adjust for 20 minutes.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/3/2026
in Stargazers · General
Favorite underrated object to observe: globular clusters. A fuzzy snowball that's actually a million ancient stars.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·7/2/2026
in Stargazers · General
Beginner tip: start with the Moon and binoculars before buying a telescope. The craters will hook you.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·6/30/2026
in Stargazers · General
Clear sky tonight — caught Saturn's rings through a modest scope and it never gets old. We live next to a ringed planet.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·6/29/2026
in Stargazers · General
What got you into astronomy? For me it was a grainy photo of Jupiter's moons and the realization I could see them too.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·6/26/2026
in Stargazers · General
Beginner tip: start with the Moon and binoculars before buying a telescope. The craters will hook you.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·6/24/2026
in Stargazers · General
Clear sky tonight — caught Saturn's rings through a modest scope and it never gets old. We live next to a ringed planet.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·6/19/2026
in Stargazers · General
Reminder that the light you see from distant stars left before some of human history happened. The night sky is a time machine.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·6/18/2026
in Stargazers · General
Clear sky tonight — caught Saturn's rings through a modest scope and it never gets old. We live next to a ringed planet.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·6/17/2026
in Stargazers · General
What got you into astronomy? For me it was a grainy photo of Jupiter's moons and the realization I could see them too.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·6/16/2026
in Stargazers · General
Light pollution is real but you'd be surprised what you can see if you let your eyes adjust for 20 minutes.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·6/15/2026
in Stargazers · General
Favorite underrated object to observe: globular clusters. A fuzzy snowball that's actually a million ancient stars.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·6/13/2026
in Stargazers · General
Reminder that the light you see from distant stars left before some of human history happened. The night sky is a time machine.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·6/12/2026
in Stargazers · General
Clear sky tonight — caught Saturn's rings through a modest scope and it never gets old. We live next to a ringed planet.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·6/9/2026
in Stargazers · General
Favorite underrated object to observe: globular clusters. A fuzzy snowball that's actually a million ancient stars.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·6/8/2026
in Stargazers · General
Beginner tip: start with the Moon and binoculars before buying a telescope. The craters will hook you.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·6/7/2026
in Stargazers · General
Reminder that the light you see from distant stars left before some of human history happened. The night sky is a time machine.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·6/6/2026
in Stargazers · General
Clear sky tonight — caught Saturn's rings through a modest scope and it never gets old. We live next to a ringed planet.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·6/2/2026
in Stargazers · General
Beginner tip: start with the Moon and binoculars before buying a telescope. The craters will hook you.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·5/31/2026
in Stargazers · General
Clear sky tonight — caught Saturn's rings through a modest scope and it never gets old. We live next to a ringed planet.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·5/30/2026
in Stargazers · General
What got you into astronomy? For me it was a grainy photo of Jupiter's moons and the realization I could see them too.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·5/29/2026
in Stargazers · General
Light pollution is real but you'd be surprised what you can see if you let your eyes adjust for 20 minutes.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·5/28/2026
in Stargazers · General
Favorite underrated object to observe: globular clusters. A fuzzy snowball that's actually a million ancient stars.
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Inès Dubois@ines_cosmos·5/27/2026
in Stargazers · General
Beginner tip: start with the Moon and binoculars before buying a telescope. The craters will hook you.
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