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Entries to the Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2012 competition are open

Now in its fourth year, the Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition and exhibition continues to showcase some incredible images from amateur astrophotographers all around the world, showcasing beautiful objects from within our solar system and far into deep space.
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Jupiter shot takes prize for heavenly images

Last night the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London, unveiled the winners of its third annual Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition.
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2011 winners

This is now the third year of the Royal Observatory's competition to uncover your best photographs of stars, planets, galaxies and more.
After much deliberation, our judges selected the 24 prize-winners which you can see here. Congratulations to all of them.
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Starry entrants in for 2011 Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition

More than 700 entries were submitted by hopefuls ranging from back-garden amateurs to professional photographers.
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Astronomy Photographer of the Year

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Astronomy Photographer of the Year shortlist revealed

Amateur astronomers from around the world were invited to submit entries to the competition, run by the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London, in conjunction with BBC Sky at Night magazine.
The competition has attracted more than 400 entries, ranging from snaps taken with hand-held digital cameras to deep space images obtained using sophisticated telescope equipment.
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These crystal clear shots from deep space are not the latest images from the Hubble telescope, but the work of  British-born amateur stargazer Martin Pugh.
His work is rated so highly that he has been awarded first prize in the 2009 Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition run by the Royal Observatory in Greenwich.
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The Space Photographer of the Year 2009 results were announced last week and having had a sneak peek at some of the entries we couldn't wait to get the Royal Observatory and see the winners and judges favourites. This first time event coincides with the Observatorys International Year of Astronomy, but indications on the website suggest an intention to run the competition annually.
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Horsehead snap wins Observatory challenge
British photographer Martin Pugh is the Royal Observatory's first Astronomy Photographer of the Year.

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Location: Royal Observatory, Greenwich
Dates: 10 September 2009 - 10 January 2010

In a new initiative, for 2009, the Royal Observatory, Greenwich has launched Astronomy Photographer of the Year. The competition has teamed up with BBC Sky at Night magazine and photo-sharing website Flickr, and entrants were invited to submit their work to the site.

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