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After 3 months of clouds, rain and fog when here was some winter weather, we finally had 3 clear nights again. Unfortunately I had to pass out on the first 2 nights, but got to see some action on night 3 (January 17 to 18). This image comprizes 2 hours...
Started by astrovirus on
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I'm....
Thanks Tom,
Yes I'm a bit blessed with my location which is pretty dark for Dutch understanding .
Cheers,
Tom.
What are your skies like? 10 minutes at ISO 800 and F/5 is pretty long by my standards, so they must be pretty dark .
That's a great shot.
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Well I thought last night was so nice and clear I would have one more go at the Orion Nebula before moving on to M96 in Leo.30 subs at 30 second ISO 1600 and 30 at 800. That done it was on to find M96 and much frustration trying to get them lined up correctly...
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Finding those 3 faint galaxys in leo much more
Sent from my GT-S5670 using Tapatalk Orion looks.
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So, I finally got down to playing Star Trek: Tactics. And I have a question about the Mutara Nebula map. My friend and I are in dispute as to which area of the map are hindering. Are the darker areas of the map hindering or the purple areas?
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4 Once during the turn, a ship can use Smoke ....
3 All ships can use Shape Change.
1-2 No effect.
Td> </tr> <tr> <td class="alt2" style="padding:3px;"> The Mutara Nebula below is in effect until the end of your turn.
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This is one of the best images I've seen, for letting me get a grip on the location of things, in the Orion Constellation area. I have such a hard time finding the Horse Head Nebula, but this gives me a good feel for the location relative to the belt ...
Started by rcole_sooner on
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The only thing, there is a video (actually a web app), that will zoom right ... .
That Nebula is the first Nebula I show people when I take out my scope.
It's also a good time now to look at Venus in the early evening .
Viewing is excellent.
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Glowing Nebula Looks Like Giant Human Face
SPACE.com Staff
Date: 01 February 2012 Time: 07:00 AM ET
The wispy clouds of a distant nebula bursting with newborn stars take on an eerie face-like shape sculpted by stellar winds in a new photo snapped by a...
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Attachments
NGC 3324.kmz (3 downloads)
Preview.
Which is better aligned, see .kmz file below.
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Last night was clear for a few hours and so the target was IC 405 "The Flaming Star Nebula".
This has a lot of red hydrogen in it and a beautiful blueish nebula inside the core and I was hoping the SuperNewt could drag something out of it at F2.8
Looking...
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Well done, an image to be proud.
Cheers John Wham! You've really got, you''ve really captured the full marvel of the nebula aswell.
3 hrs worth of data!! That supernewt at F2.8 is like a Farrari.
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I feel like I'm losing my touch a bit having not been behind the scope since mid October due to bad U.K. weather.Really not sure what to make of this image...have I over saturated it,over stretched it?Feels like I should have pulled out more after 4.5...
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Correct colour balance in the corrected areas) Much better....
Basically my workflow (Using Photoshop CS4)
Stretch stacked image using curves...3 or 4 passes...adjust curves...3 or 4 passes...adjust black point after the 3rd and 4th pass.
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Molecular Cloud Barnard 68
Explanation: Where did all the stars go? What used to be considered a hole in the sky is now known to astronomers as a dark molecular cloud . Here, a high concentration of dust and molecular gas absorb practically all the visible...
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cloud of dust and gas which blocked light that would normally pass through, called a dark nebula, at around a million particles per cubic centimeter (most of them being hydrogen molecules) this cloud of a molecular cloud, ....
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On Tue, 28 Jul 2009 09:19:23 -0700 (PDT), Anthony Ayiomamitis <anthony@perseus.gr
Dear group ... and oriel,
In spite of a noticeable wind as well as average seeing, I sat down
last night to pursue the dark nebula B133 in Aquilla. I wish I had
taken...
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On Tue, 28 Jul 2009 18:01:02 -0700 (PDT), mandy pteros <mendadactyl@gmail.com
On Jul 28, 3), palsing <palsing@harris.com
On Jul 28, 3:46 pm, oriel36 <kelleher.ger...@gmail.com.
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A Wide Field Image of the Galactic Center
Explanation: From Sagittarius to Scorpius , the central Milky Way is a truly beautiful part of planet Earth's night sky. The gorgeous region is captured in this wide field image spanning about 30 degrees. The ...
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On teh opposite side of Baade's Window you can see the Pipe NebulaI'll try to name a few... .
Here, you can see M24 flanked by the Omega Nebula at top left and a small pink cloud next to two) Sagittarius Star Cloud or Baade's Window .
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