Milky Way over Teide National Park

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The rocks of Minas de San José were formed by ancient eruptions of Mount Teide, leaving behind surreal lava formations and mineral-rich stone.

This spot lies inside Teide National Park, one of the best places in europe for stargazing. Thanks to the high altitude and clean air, the Milky Way reveals its bright core, dust lanes, and nebulae. It feels like watching through a window into the universe.

HaRGB | Mosaic | Tracked | Stacked | Composite

Exif:
Panorama:
Sony A7III with Sigma 28-45 f1.8 at 35mm
Skywatcher Star Adventurer 2i

Panorama
ISO 1000 | f1.8 | 4x45s per Panel
2×2 Panel Panorama

Foreground:
ISO 2500 | f1.8 | 75s per Panel
2×1 Panel Panorama

Halpha (45mm):
ISO 2500 | f1.8| 10x120s
Location: Minas de San José, Tenerife