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Nebulae & Galaxies
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PhotographerParks SquyresLocationSaddleBrooke, ArizonaDate06.04.2010 00:00Equipment11" Celestron Telescope Additional Equipment HyperStar 3 Baader UHC-S Filter Camera Canon/Hutech 350 D Software DeepSkyStacker, Gimp2.6, Adobe Photo Shop Elements 7, and Paint Shop Pro 10DescriptionThe images were made over a peroid of 3 hours each on June 3rd & June 4th using approx. 500 short 10 second exposures on both nights. The seeing was not as good on the 4th so the images of Ceres are slightly larger. |
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PhotographerHunter WilsonLocationLexington, OhioDateAugust 7, 2010EquipmentAPM/TMB 130mm f/8 APO, QSI 583WSG, Mach1GTODescriptionNGC 6888 is a large Ha region in mid-Cygnus that is excited to illumination and expansion by a Wolf-Rayet star (WR 136 HD 192163). Ha (2 hours), L (2 hours), RGB (30 mins each). |
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Photographermiguel spinelliLocationLa Plata - Bs As- ArgentinaDateapril 6 2010EquipmentMeade SN6 ,Sky Watcher EQ5 autoguided mount, Nikon D70Description55frames x 130 seg at ISO1600. |
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Photographermiguel spinelliLocationLa Plata -Bs As - ArgentinaDateMar 6 2010EquipmentMeade SN6 Sky Watcher EQ5 autoguided mount, Nikon D70DescriptionExposed :23 x 120 seg @ ISO1600 |
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PhotographerJames Maxwell & Nick WebbLocationNear Jemez Springs, NM, USADateMay 9-10, 2010Equipment10" Meade Schmidt Newtonian, G-11 Losmandy Mount, Cooled Canon DSLR camera, 5" Refractor Guidescope. Processed in Nebulosity and PhotoBrush. 1 hour and 2 minutes total exposure time (267 x 14s exposures).DescriptionA wide field view of the Sombrero Galaxy--seemingly by itself in a void. In reality there are many background galaxies in the view, such as PGC962963 (mag. 16.6) and PGC966406 (mag. 18.5). Some mottling of the dark lane is visible. Higher resolution version available. |
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Photographerpaolo pinciaroliLocationFrasso Sabino RI ItalyDate15.06.2009EquipmentStellarvue 80 mm at focal 480 mm CCd Sbig ST10XME Equatorial mount EQ6Description11 x 15 RGB 7-5-10 with sub 5 min in bin 2 |
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PhotographerHerbert WalterLocationAustriaDateApril 2010EquipmentMount: G42 Observatory+ and Pulsar Telescope: Takahashi FSQ106ED Camera: Atik314L+ Filter: Baader LRGB 1,25'' Exposure: L 12x600s, RGB รก 14x300s (total 5h30min) Software: THELI, CCDStack, Photoshop CS3DescriptionA nice Galaxietriplet in Coma Berenices. The maingalaxie in the image is NGC4725, discovered by William Herschel in 1785. This Galaxy is interacting with the companion northeast NGC4712. The Tidalstreams indicates this process and is clearly visible in the image, but better in the inverse version (see: http://www.skypixels.at/ngc4725_info.html). West of NGC 4725 you can see NGC 4747 with a distance of 190 mio LJ. |
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PhotographerLuke DoddLocationDuckadang, QLDDate28.8.2008EquipmentTakahashi 105FSQ, SBIG STL11000 camera, Astrophysics 1200 mountDescriptionShows M8 and M20, plus addition nebulosity |
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PhotographerHarvey CochranLocationCottonwood, AZDate05/01/2010EquipmentMeade LX90 10" SCT with Nikon DX40 digital SLR.DescriptionThis object crossed the field of view while imaging the giant elliptical galaxy M87 |
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PhotographerDale ConradLocationSedro Woolley, Wa.DateMarch 2010EquipmentMeade 102ED at F9 with Hutech 40D Older MI-250 (Tangen Arm Mount) Orion 100 guide scope and Star shoot Auto Guider & PHD guiding.DescriptionOrion and Running Man Nebulas |
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