Astronomy Photo's

14/01/2026

📘 Book Recommendation: The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene

Most people think power is about being loud, aggressive, or dominant.
This book teaches the opposite.

The 48 Laws of Power breaks down how power actually works—in careers, relationships, business, and everyday life. Through real historical stories, Greene shows how people gained influence, protected themselves, and avoided being manipulated.

This isn’t about becoming evil.
It’s about becoming aware.

🔑 What you’ll learn:

How to spot manipulation before it’s too late

Why staying silent can be more powerful than speaking

How to protect your position without confrontation

When to stand out—and when to stay invisible

If you’ve ever felt:

Underrated

Taken advantage of

Outplayed in work or life

This book gives you the mental armor you didn’t know you needed.

⚠️ Warning: Once you read this, you’ll never see people—or situations—the same way again.

If you’re serious about self-growth, strategy, and understanding human behavior, this book is worth every page.

📖 Highly recommended.

05/01/2026

Nobody warns you about this phase…”

04/01/2026

Some goodbyes save you.
Have you felt this?

27/09/2022

Random Astronomy photos.

15/08/2021

Ore solar system🌌

15/08/2021

Milky way galaxy🌌

06/06/2021

Statue of LIberty Nebula - NGC3603
My first image exposed through the new QHY268M camera.
This camera was exposed across multiple nights for 25 hours and 35 minutes through SII, H-Alpha and OIII narrowband filters... which is over kill for this camera but I imaged this way to directly compare to the same object exposed for the same amount of time with my modded and cooled DSLR... the QHY is definitely a few steps up as seen in the crop of the same area of the two images. Otherwise both images were exposed through the same equipment, a 80mm refractor... DSLR imaged in February and the QHY imaged in May.

05/06/2021