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M42137 views
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M2785 viewsThis is 6 - 8 min guided shots with a ST-2000XCM camera on Tak FS102 Mounted on a G11
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M27130 views
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Bubble Nebula NGC 763554 viewsThis is 50 minutes each LRGB taken Friday 2 November 2007.
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Helix Nebula104 viewsThis was shot at Steve's on Nov 2, 2007 this is 5x10 minute exposures with TakFS102 and Sbig ST2000XCM
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Saggitarius star field163 views
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Cool Blue M4599 viewsThe Pleiades also carry the name "Seven Sisters"; according to Greek mythology for the seven daughters of "father" Atlas and "mother" Pleione: Alcyone, Sterope, Electra, Maia, Merope, Taygeta and Celaeno. The Pleiades nebulae are blue-colored, indicating that they are reflection nebulae, reflecting the light of the bright stars situated near (or within) them. Celestron Onyx 80ED, 35 minutes, stock Canon Rebel XSi.
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M31109 viewsTaken from my backyard - corrected
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Messier 13-Globular Cluster in Hercules40 viewsWe were showing a number of globular clusters at our star party events at Oliver Lee State Park. Here is an image of M (Messier) 13 taken with the 6" SCT and a Canon Rebel XSi (15 min). (retouched after I got a new monitor)
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Rosette Nebula41 viewsThe Rosette Nebula is a large, circular stae forming region located near one end of a giant molecular cloud in the bonstellation Monoceros. The nebula lie at a distance of ~ 5,200 light years (?) and measure ~ 130 light years in diameter. Taken with a Tak FSQ-106, SBIG STL-11000 on a Paramount. Single 30-min exposure using the Tzec Maun scope in Australia.
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Crab Nebula with Sound!58 viewsCrab Nebula, shot with the Celestron C6 SCT back in Nov 2007. I've attached audio from the pulsar at the center of the nebula (Tau A, PSR B0531+21) at 430 MHz from a radio telescope. The Crab is one of the brightest radio sources in the sky. The pulsar timing rivals atomic clocks on Earth.
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NGC 5139 Omega Centauri52 viewsThis was taken with a TOA 150 refractor and
SBIG STL-11000 camera on a Paramount ME
Remote operated in Australia.
5min exposure each LRGB.
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