Slovak winter fairytale

from €155.00

The panorama captures the landscape in 360 degrees horizontally - from the Big Dipper asterism, which people often mistake for a constellation, to the sporadic meteor that burned up while passing through the atmosphere and left behind a beautiful green tail in the sky. In the photo, we see the brightest stars of the winter sky, which form the winter hexagon, or the winter G. In this case, appearances are deceiving, because it seems to us that the brightest star we see is Capella. However, this is not true and this illusion is caused by the panoramic projection style. The brightest star in the night sky is Sirius peeking out from behind a tree. Well, looking at the night sky throughout the year is an experience.

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The panorama captures the landscape in 360 degrees horizontally - from the Big Dipper asterism, which people often mistake for a constellation, to the sporadic meteor that burned up while passing through the atmosphere and left behind a beautiful green tail in the sky. In the photo, we see the brightest stars of the winter sky, which form the winter hexagon, or the winter G. In this case, appearances are deceiving, because it seems to us that the brightest star we see is Capella. However, this is not true and this illusion is caused by the panoramic projection style. The brightest star in the night sky is Sirius peeking out from behind a tree. Well, looking at the night sky throughout the year is an experience.

The panorama captures the landscape in 360 degrees horizontally - from the Big Dipper asterism, which people often mistake for a constellation, to the sporadic meteor that burned up while passing through the atmosphere and left behind a beautiful green tail in the sky. In the photo, we see the brightest stars of the winter sky, which form the winter hexagon, or the winter G. In this case, appearances are deceiving, because it seems to us that the brightest star we see is Capella. However, this is not true and this illusion is caused by the panoramic projection style. The brightest star in the night sky is Sirius peeking out from behind a tree. Well, looking at the night sky throughout the year is an experience.