Commons:Wiki Science Competition 2021/Winners/Astronomy/round 2

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Selection from the national finalists in round 1. Voted: 8 jurors out of 10

  • Milky Way at California's High Desert National Park 5.00 , SD 3.21
    Milky Way at California's High Desert National Park

    5.00 , SD 3.21

  • The Jellyfish nebula (IC443), a galactic supernova remnant in the constellation Gemini about 5000 light years from Earth. 5.00 , SD 4.87
    The Jellyfish nebula (IC443), a galactic supernova remnant in the constellation Gemini about 5000 light years from Earth.

    5.00 , SD 4.87
  • Aurora in Teriberka on the Kola Peninsula. 3.92 , SD 4.11
    Aurora in Teriberka on the Kola Peninsula.

    3.92 , SD 4.11
  • Planetary nebula Sh2-216/LBN744/PNG158.5+00.7/PK158+00.1 (c-lsho), one of the closest planetary nebulae to us. 3.14 , SD 3.24
    Planetary nebula Sh2-216/LBN744/PNG158.5+00.7/PK158+00.1 (c-lsho), one of the closest planetary nebulae to us.

    3.14 , SD 3.24
  • Aurora in Teriberka on the Kola Peninsula. 3.07 , SD 4.06
    Aurora in Teriberka on the Kola Peninsula.

    3.07 , SD 4.06
  • A comparison of the Sun's disc when Earth was closest and farthest from it. 3.00 , SD 3.51
    A comparison of the Sun's disc when Earth was closest and farthest from it.

    3.00 , SD 3.51
  • The Seven Sisters, the Pleiades, reflecting their light through the interstellar dust located in between earth and the open cluster. 2.71 , SD 3.40
    The Seven Sisters, the Pleiades, reflecting their light through the interstellar dust located in between earth and the open cluster.

    2.71 , SD 3.40
  • The brightest comet of the 2020 year C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) and the bright meteor from alpha Capricornids meteor shower. 2.71 , SD 4.65
    The brightest comet of the 2020 year C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) and the bright meteor from alpha Capricornids meteor shower.

    2.71 , SD 4.65
  • A comparison of what the Moon looks like in natural colors and the enhanced colors of its minerals. 2.64 , SD 3.50
    A comparison of what the Moon looks like in natural colors and the enhanced colors of its minerals.

    2.64 , SD 3.50
  • The Heart Nebula (IC 1805, sh2-190) located in constellation Cassiopeia in the Perseus Arm of Milky Way Galaxy. 2.57 , SD 4.43
    The Heart Nebula (IC 1805, sh2-190) located in constellation Cassiopeia in the Perseus Arm of Milky Way Galaxy.

    2.57 , SD 4.43
  • The Three Peaks of Lavaredo, between night, dawn. 2.43 , SD 4.16
    The Three Peaks of Lavaredo, between night, dawn.

    2.43 , SD 4.16
  • Comet NEOWISE above Strzelce Dolne, Poland. 2.00 , SD 1.91
    Comet NEOWISE above Strzelce Dolne, Poland.

    2.00 , SD 1.91
  • The Heart nebula region is about 7500 light years away from Earth in the constellation Cassiopeia. 2.00 , SD 3.61
    The Heart nebula region is about 7500 light years away from Earth in the constellation Cassiopeia.

    2.00 , SD 3.61
  • The IceCube Laboratory in the South Pole Winter with the night sky in the background. 2.00 , SD 3.83
    The IceCube Laboratory in the South Pole Winter with the night sky in the background.

    2.00 , SD 3.83

Comments

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  • Files were rated manually, for top to last. The first position get 10 points, than 9 and so on. It's possible an ex aequo of a position splitting the points and shifting down
  • Results are averaged, standard deviation is also taken into account in the final choice.
  • Only files at the top 10-12 positions of the ranking are shown
  • Jurors evaluate this small set again
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