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Cassiopeia A Supernova Remnant722 viewsCass A was the last (known) supernova in our galaxy and it should have been visible around 1670-80. Amazingly there are no historical records of any sightings. It's pretty faint now and don't try a hydrogen alpha filter as it was a helium star that exploded. David R
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Face in Space338 viewsM78 - Reflection Nebula in Orion
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Io and Jupiter455 views640x480 Movie Crop and x2.25 Barlow
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Busy Jupiter320 viewsStar Party at Sharples School, Bolton.
Parents and their kids enjoying the view of Jupiter and its Moons through my scope.
When they left I took a short crude video for the fun of it.
Seems like I accidentally caught quite a lot of activity!
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Jupiter 6th June 2018268 viewsTime to dust off the old Celestron C8 SCT and try to image Jupiter. Never going to be wonderful at only 20 degrees elevation - but a nice way to spend a warm evening. David R.
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The Great Orion Nebula791 viewsMessier 42 never fails to impress along with its companion, the Running Man Nebula.
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Orion Nebula M42346 viewsHa-RGB image taken over 2 nights in January.
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M42341 viewsTaken on the 13th of February 2016.GB
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M42385 viewsTaken on the 13th of March with a 102mm APO,and a UHC filter,16x120 sec exp. GB
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Orion wide field245 viewsTaken round the back at Ladybridge during the Workshop on January 8th 2019.
4 x 30s ISO 6400 shots at 100mm with a modified and cooled Canon 60d on a roughly aligned SkyWatcher Star Adventurer.
No darks or flats.
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The Great Nebula in Orion359 viewsTaken with an unmodded Canon 600D through a Celestron NexStar 127SLT mounted on a Celestron CG-5 AS-GT. 20 shots, 15 seconds each, with an Astronomik EOS-Clip CLS filter. Processed with DeepSkyStacker, Nebulosity, PhotoMatix Pro, HLVG filter and Noel Carboni's Astronomy Tools for Photoshop Elements 9.
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Orion Area500 viewsThe space by Orion is very busy
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Saturn and Satellites340 viewsSaturn along with a few of its moons - Iapetus, Titan, Dione, Tethys, Rhea, and Enceladus.
- a wider field-of-view composite of the previous two shots.
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Saturn's Satellites343 viewsA 4 second exposure reveals Saturn's Moons:-
Titan Dione Tethys Mimas Rhea Enceladus
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thedavewalker/7191536332/
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