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Posted on 2019-03-17 by mosqueeto

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Untitled 2021-04-12
This is M82 (the “Cigar Galaxy”), M81, and, in the upper right, NGC3077…
The Beehive Cluster 2021-04-01
Something completely different — just stars. I have a new GEM — German Equatorial Mount — and I have to learn about it. It replaces a Sky Watcher camera mount that was overwhelmed by the additional weight of a small refractor telescope, and couldn’t track properly. This new mount is much steadier; the small background […]
Washed out image of the Whirlpool Galaxy 2021-03-29
This is a stack of over 70-some 30 second exposures of the Whirlpool galaxy. While there is significant detail, the dynamic range is pathetic. I think this is because 1) the individual exposures are short, and 2) there was a nearly full moon. However, I’ve seen beautiful photos from stacks of hundreds of 3 second […]
Whirlpool Galaxy 2021-03-22
A chestnut. Taken with a small (61mm) low-power telescope from my light-polluted back yard. Heavily cropped, otherwise it would be too small to identify. I’m running into the limits of my equipment — this is about 200 individual one minute exposures stacked together, taken over two nights.

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