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'Cosmic fire' and Earthly ice: See the breathtaking winners of the Milky Way Photographer of the Year 2025 contest
- The winners of the 2025 Milky Way Photographer of the Year contest have been announced, showcasing stunning images of the night sky and landscapes on Earth.
- Photographers from around the globe captured breathtaking scenes, including shots from Namibia, the Himalayas, New Zealand, Yemen, and even space.
- Notable entries include 'Starlit Ocean' from Big Sur, California, 'Cosmic Fire' from Acatenango volcano in Guatemala, and 'Blossom' from Hehuan Mountain Dark Sky Park in Taiwan.
- Astronaut Don Pettit's 'One in a Billion' image taken from the International Space Station and Benjamin Barakat's 'Bottle Tree Paradise' from Socotra, Yemen, are also among the captivating entries.
- Other remarkable photographs include 'Lake RT5' from Zanskar, Himalayas, 'A Sea of Lupines' from Lake Tekapo, New Zealand, and 'Spines and Starlight' from the Karas region in Namibia.
- The diverse locations and unique perspectives captured in these winning images celebrate the beauty of the Milky Way and Earth's landscapes under the night sky.
- The photographs offer a glimpse into the mesmerizing interplay between cosmic phenomena and earthly elements, creating visually stunning and awe-inspiring compositions.
- Each image tells a story of nature's wonder and the magnificence of the universe, inviting viewers to marvel at the breathtaking scenes captured by talented photographers.
- These extraordinary photographs serve as a reminder of the beauty and majesty that surrounds us, both on Earth and in the vast expanse of the cosmos.
- The Milky Way Photographer of the Year contest continues to inspire and showcase the artistry and creativity of photographers who are passionate about capturing the celestial beauty above us.
- Through these images, we are transported to magical realms where starlight meets landscapes, creating a visual symphony that evokes a sense of wonder and reverence for the universe.
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