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Io starting transit257 viewsJupiter in opposition
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Jupiter 14th Nov 2010 256 viewsOne of my 1st attempts at Astrophotography, I don’t think I’ll be wining any awards, but it doesn’t seem to bad for a 1st attempt
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Panasonic TZ5 on full zoom against a 25mm lens on a Celestron 127 slt
The picture has also been crop, but not altered other than that using MS Photo Editor
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Jupiter313 viewsJupiter 6th Nov 2011
Take a year to improve and get to this stage, but don't think its to bad a picture for a cheap webcam :-)
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Philips spc 900 webcam on a Celestron 127 slt
The photos were captured using wxAstro Capture software in AVI format and then stacked using RegiStax, its also been crop using MS Photo Editor
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King 12358 viewsTaken on the 7th of November, A line of clusters in Cassiopeia King12 is at the top right. GB
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M51 Whirlool240 viewsTrying out some new stuff like AstroTortilla, PHD2 guiding and PixInsight. All under a half moon. EbS
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M81 Bodes Galaxy203 viewsMaking the most of a clearish sky with a Quarter Moon.
Processed in Regim, Startools & CS6. EbS
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Perseus Galaxy Cluster205 viewsLocated about 250 million light years from Earth, this large cluster is just part of the huge Perseus-Pisces Supercluster. There are at least 50 galaxies in this image with NGC 1275 (centre left) the dominant central type cD galaxy. 7 hours total exposure. DR
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Holmberg 124 239 viewsHolmberg 124 is a group of four interacting and much disturbed galaxies: NGC 2805, NGC 2814, NGC 2820 and Markarian 108. They are at a distance of 90 million light years. Markarian galaxies have nuclei with excessive amounts of ultraviolet emissions compared to normal ones. Markarian 108 is the bluish blob at the right (west) end of the large edge-on galaxy. David R
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Spiral Galaxies NGC 4725 & 4712271 viewsStruggled with processing this one as I was trying to match a Robert Gendler image until I realised "his" image was actually taken by the 8 metre Subaru Telescope. David R
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S28712A297 viewsIs the Sun waking up at last? GB
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S30712296 viewsTaken two days later.GB
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sun 5812287 viewsTaken with a 40mm PST. GB
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Emission Nebula Sh2-112 (Detailed view)252 viewsMy first image of the autumn with the 12.inch My previous widefield image provided the colour and both images were shot simultaneously, which maximises the few clear nights we have. I was going to caption this one as a "close-up" but of course I didn't actually get any closer! David R
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Turn Right at Deneb254 viewsHead 1 degree west of Deneb and the snappily named Sharpless Sh2-112 comes into view. Estimates for its distance give a value of about 5670 light years, which would place Sh2-112 in the region of the Orion spiral arm. David R
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Sharpless Sh2-212 with a UC HII region and YSO217 viewsSh2-212 is a spherical HII region ionised by a central cluster. However, probably the most interesting object lies near to its north-western edge where a Ultra Compact HII region is located. At its centre is a Young Stellar Object (YSO). This YSO is high mass, around 14 solar masses and still growing, high temperature, around 30,000K, and high luminosity, approximately 17,000 times that of the sun. Ref: Deharveng et al, 2008.
DR
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Supernova SN2012a in Leo196 viewsSensational early discovery of a supernova by amateurs Bob Moore, Jack Newton, and Tim Puckett in the irregular galaxy NGC 3239. It is still brightening and my image shows probably now (13th Jan) around mag 13?
DR
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Transit of Mercury262 viewsBeginning, middle and end. EbS
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