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Ali Alobaidly wins Royal Observatory's Astronomy Photographer of the Year

Royal Observatory announces Astronomy Photographer of the Year winners

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The Royal Observatory Greenwich named Ali Alobaidly winner of its 18th annual Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition for his image of the Shark Nebula, a dark nebula made of interstellar dust 650 light-years away. Alobaidly won £10,000 for the overall prize. Multiple category winners were also announced including Nikolaos Strimpoulis, 15, in the Young Astronomy Photographer category; Tom Williams in Planets, Comets and Asteroids; Max Inwood in People and Space; and Radoslav Sviretsov in Aurorae.

Royal Observatory announces Astronomy Photographer of the Year winners
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“The Shark Nebula is already a striking object, but when it is resolved to the point where even detail-rich distant galaxies can be seen through it, you know you're looking at something very special.”

Steve Marsh

Ali Alobaidly Astronomy Photographer of the Year winnerSteve Marsh Judge and art editor, BBC Sky at Night MagazineNikolaos Strimpoulis ZWO Young Astronomy Photographer of the Year winner, age 15Dr Greg Brown Astronomer, Royal Observatory GreenwichRoyal Observatory Greenwich Competition organizer

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