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Incredible images from space taken by a telescope installed by an amateur astronomer

An amateur astronomer has made some amazing photos of nebulae located thousands of light years away using only a camera and a telescope he built.

Among the images of amateur astronomers include Ukrainian Georgiy Suturin Orion nebula and nebula Rosette - an object so large that it would take 130 years to travel the speed of light to travel from end to end, write dailymail.co. uk.

Georgiy Suturin made ​​amazing pictures using a telescope assembled by him.

"I was passionate about astronomy since childhood. I began to build telescopes with a friend. He made ​​the ordinary eye, inserting lenses into cardboard tubes hard. So I found that I could take pictures of Venus. I kept a picture of the planet as pillow a few years, "said Georgiy Suturin.

Amateur astronomer returned to his passion since childhood when his son asked for a telescope.

"I bought a small telescope and we looked together at the moon. Then I began to collect the equipment we needed to take pictures of distant objects that can not be seen with the naked eye. I bought a lot of things I spent thousands of pounds, but I know when I see the result was worth it, "says astronomer.