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Prices may be changed at any time without further notice. We reserve the right to change our product prices at any time without further notice. We try our best to have our price up to date, but it may happen that we make an error.

If it happens that the price on an item that you ordered is wrong, we will contact you as soon as possible to let you know. From there, you can cancel or go forward with the price we will propose.

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IMPORTANT MESSAGE: Please note that promotional code can't be used on High end brand like Takahashi, Planewave, TEC, Losmandy and more. Please contact us for any products over 5000$ to check if promotional code can be apply on the product. Promotional code can't be apply on open or closed orders. It can be apply on future order only.

SPECIAL ORDER PRICING

For special order product with long waiting list, the pricing may change on the time of delivery upon the exchange rate. Price increase won't affect the price, but if exchange rate goes up, you might pay a little bit more on the time of delivery. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at 450-463-5072 or by email at info@astronomyplus.com

APRIL 2026 WINNER

Martin Bernier: Sombrero Galaxy (M104)

This image stood out thanks to its beautifully natural processing, outstanding detail in the dust lane, and the impressive contrast between the bright galactic core and the deep background sky. The clean composition and sharpness perfectly showcase the elegance and beauty of this legendary galaxy.

The Sombrero Galaxy (M104) is one of the most iconic galaxies in the night sky. Located about 31 million light-years away, it is famous for its bright central core and dramatic dark dust lane, giving it the appearance of a giant cosmic sombrero floating through space.

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MARCH 2026 Winner

Yanick Brassard : Medusa Nebula

His stunning capture of the Medusa Nebula impressed us with incredible detail, beautiful processing, and an outstanding final result.

The Medusa Nebula is a faint planetary nebula located about 1,500 light-years away in the constellation Gemini.

This intricate cloud of glowing gas was created when a dying star expelled its outer layers into space thousands of years ago. Its delicate filamentary structure and eerie appearance are what gave it the name “Medusa.”

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