Bask in the awesomeness of our universe as seen through the lenses of amateur Reddit photographers.

The Orion Nebula glimmers brilliantly. It's the closest massive star formation to Earth.

Photography: u/TagBackTV

These elongated formations of interstellar gas in the Eagle Nebula are commonly known as the "Pillars of Creation."

Photography: u/amajed172

This talented Redditor uses negative space to frame an isolated Saturn.

Photography: u/danborja

This tilt-shifted photo of the Andromeda Galaxy looks like a lightbulb splashing into a cosmic puddle.

Photography: u/eastmillet

This photographer's stylized solar eclipse resembles something you'd see under a microscope.

Photography: u/mustalainen

This photo of a 99% eclipse could totally be the album cover for a psychedelic rock band!

This amateur astrophotographer took a perfectly aligned photo of Jupiter and its four moons.

Photography: u/spacetimewithrobert

The yellowish tint on the Moon results from a lunar eclipse, which is when the Earth moves in between the Sun and the Moon.

Photography: u/iLeleplus

This photographer played with light and photo resolution to juxtapose the light and dark sides of the moon.

Photography: u/-GenArrow-

This surreal look at the Horsehead Nebula looks like something straight out of a Marvel movie!

Photography: u/TagBackTV

What do you call downloading a photo of the Sun?

Daylight Savings!

Photography: u/Simon2940