Minhlead

A new version of the M1 nebula with addition of SII data.

My latest rendition of the M1 with the data acquired from the CDK24. Just a mere 7 hours of intergration time (5 hours HA and 2 hours O3).

My latest Narrowband image of the Dolphin Head Nebula. Acquisition details can be found below. There are some RGB data involved (only for the star colour, not sure if it is allowed or not but I post it anyway). Imaging Telescopes: Sharpstar AL-107PH Imaging Cameras: ZWO ASI2600MM Pro Mounts: JTW Astronomy Trident GTR Astrodon Gen2 E-series Tru-Balance Red 36mm: 40×30″(20′) Astrodon Gen2 I-Series Tru-Balance Blue 36mm: 40×30″(20′) Astrodon Gen2 I-Series Tru-Balance Green 36mm: 40×30″(20′) Astrodon H-alpha 3nm 36 mm: 100×600″(16h 40′) Astrodon OIII 3nm 36 mm: 72×600″(12h)

Thanks, every one. The pulsar animation blows my mind too.

The passing clouds messed up the animation but I was still able to get a good look when the prom lifts away. It's a shame I did not get better transparency. The animation is taken at my remote observatory in suburb Ha Noi, Vietnam in 10-11 AM 23/11/2023

Just in time for a solar animation. After a boring week, the Sun is back with a new gang of ARs and oh boy do they deliver. The animation is so action packed that I can stare at it for hours and still find new things. There's corona rain, a mini flare, some surge action and a lot more. The seeing was good and it shows on the animation, it's a long time since I've done anything. I took some time off to upgrade the mount. Enjoy! Taken with my 152mm doublestack DIY solar scope with the PlayerOne Apollo M Max

Another Jupiter animation. still from the C11HD with QHY5III715C

A big thanks to the Judges and every other Competitors. I am honoured.

Jupiter through my C11 Edge HD, almost 2 hours of animation. Taken 03/10/2023

Off topic. Sorry for not reading the instruction

Oh wow, I am honoured I got the prize, there are many superb works submitted, I really did not expect I'd win. Thank you all for the kind words! I really enjoyed the competition.

You did great, Stu. Well done!

This is another entry of mine. A rendition of the magnificent Wolf Rayet 134 . Acquisition data can be found below the image Anyone cares about acquisition data can find it in the Astrobin link here. https://www.astrobin.com/fsc9a9/

(Animation) Multi-legged prominence 22 Jul 2023

If the "Ring nebula" is discovered by a modern astrophotographer, I believe it should be named "The blooming flower nebula" instead of merely "The Ring" nebula which sounds mediocre. Easily reached even in heavily light polluted sites even without any filter, M57/core is quite bright. But with the right equipment, sufficient exposure time, and an adequate dark site, the outer shell now shows with lots and lots of unseen details.