Big x in night sky
Taken by Hossein on September 11, 2026 @ Iran , seqaleh desert
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Exposure Time: 90/1
Aperture: f/2.8
ISO: 3200
Date Taken: 2026:09:20 07:32:10
 
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On these nights, shortly before sunrise, if you find yourself under a very dark sky, you can see two intersecting bands of light forming an "X" shape. One of these faint glows is an arm of the Milky Way. The other is a combination of zodiacal light and the Gegenschein. Both of these lights are clearly visible in a photograph I took on the night of September 11th; additionally, the planets Saturn, Mars, and Jupiter can be seen. Greenish light—known as airglow—is also visible in my photo Location: Iran , South khorasan, seqaleh diser Time :11 September 2026 Exif : Camer 6 d canon modified Lens sigma 14 f 2.8 Exp : background 2 min , sky 30 sec Mosaic photo by 14 picture's
Photographer's website:
https://www.instagram.com/hossein.nasri94?stkn=MTZ1dHVpdW8zcGlqNg==
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