1,500 light-years away in one of the sky's most recognisable constellations lies the Dark Horse Head, Flame, and Orion nebulae, with tendrils of glowing hydrogen gas traced throughout the region. The keen observer can also see a roaring lion manifesting from the hydrogen gas directly above the Dark Horse Nebula.

Imaged in Oria, Almeria, Spain, this image is the combination of 117 individual images, for a total integration time of 25 hours.

NGC 6729, also known as Caldwell 68, is a reflection nebula located 400 light-years away in the constellation Corona Australis, making it one of the closest star-forming regions to Earth.

Imaged in the Rio Hurtado Valley, Chile, this image is the combination of 85 individual images, for a total integration time of over 14 hours.

A lone figure stands atop a rugged outcrop, gazing in awe at the majestic sweep of the Milky Way.

This captivating image comes to life through the parallax effect.

The Rho Ophiuchi (pronounced 'oh-fee-yoo-ki') Cloud Complex is a rich and colourful star forming region that contains red emission nebula, blue reflection nebula, vast dust lanes, views of globular clusters, and the red supergiant star Antares.

Imaged in Yass, NSW, Australia, this image is the combination of over 220 individual images, for a total integration time of nearly 27 hours.