swag72
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Hi and welcome to SGL - Glad that you found us and hope that you enjoy your time here. Look forward to seeing you around
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That works really well Steve - Any chance of the obscure PK, HH and Sharpless catalogues on there? It seemed to load quicker than 12Dstring.
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I'm thinking of 12Dstring FOV calculator, where you can search for any target and it is linked into the Digitalised Sky Survey (DSS) and it will give you the fov of whatever you want, including some mighty obscure things too.
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Is there any plans to add something other than Messier objects to the FOV calculator. In others they seem to link up to the DSS so you can put in any object designation that you want to look at.
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Clear Outside Weather Forecasts for Astronomers
swag72 replied to FLO's topic in Sponsor Announcements and Offers
I'd put this on my favourites bar a couple of nights ago and decided to give it the maiden voyage so to speak, last night. The setup is good and the level of information is very comprehensive - It's a nice format to view. On the other hand, and no reflection on you guys, I am pleased to report that it's as hopelessly inaccurate as all the other weather predicting services -
M 31 Andromeda Galaxy, 41 hours and 27megapixel mosaic
swag72 replied to Grinde's topic in Imaging - Deep Sky
Holy Moly!!! Stunning and superb don't even begin to describe this work. Such dedication, it's beautiful Jonas, it really is -
A continuation of my bits and pieces album that covers loads of bits related to imaging and imaging problems. All images are posted in my DSO gallery.
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From the album: More bits and pieces
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From the album: More bits and pieces
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From the album: Narrowband images
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From the album: Narrowband images
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From the album: Narrowband images
Details M: HEQ5 T: Pentax 75SDHF C: Atik 314L+ and Baader filters Ha - 7x1800s OIII - 15x1800s SII - 15x1800s Integration time in total - 18.5 hrs -
From the album: DSO's
NGC7635 Bubble Nebula in Ha NGC7635 The Bubble Nebula also known as Sharpless 162, and Caldwell 11, is approximately 7800 light years from earth. It is about 6 light years in diameter. NGC7635 lies in the constellation Cassiopeia. The powerful stellar winds from a Wolf-Rayet Star create the sphericial bubble. Details: M: HEQ5 T: Pentax 75SDHF C: Atik 314L+ with Baader 7nm Ha filter 14 x 1800s -
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DWB-111 Propeller Nebula is an emission nebula in the constellation Cygnus. The Propeller Nebula is actually part of a much larger nebular complex which are common in this area of the sky Details M: HEQ5 T: Pentax 75SDHF C: Atik 314L+, Baader 7nm Ha, OIII and SII filters Ha 12 x 1500s OIII 19 x 1500s SII 17 x 1500 20 Hours in total mapped to SHO -
From the album: DSO's
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From the album: More bits and pieces
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It's definitely a stacked image, but can't remember now how many or how long - Sorry! -
From the album: DSO's
12 x 1500s Ha 12 x 1500s OIII Combined using a synthetic green channel- 1 comment
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From the album: DSO's
12 x 1500s Ha HEQ5, Pentax 75SDHF, Atik 314L+, Baader 7nm Ha filter-
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From the album: More bits and pieces
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From the album: More bits and pieces
