Active regions 1944, 1946 & 1948
- Telescope : Celestron NexStar 8
- Mount :
- Camera : Sony A35 DSLR
- Exposure : [C:1×0.0016 sec @ ISO 100]
- Software :
Feb 102014
Jan 242014
Approximately 12 million years ago, a white dwarf star in the galaxy M 82 exploded. This week, light from the distant supernova finally reached Earth.
Telescope : SLOOH (Canary Islands)
Jan 242014
A sampling of Ken’s images.
Jan 242014
Ken took this image of the 58 mile wide crater Copernicus from his front yard in Poquito Bayou.
- Telescope : 8″ Celestron Edge HD w/Baader 24mm eyepiece (f/8)
- Mount : iOptron Minitower (in EQ mode on a wedge)
- Camera : Canon S95
- Exposure : [S:1×0.04sec @ ISO 100]
- Software :
Jan 242014
- Telescope : Coronado PST
- Mount :
- Camera : Canon Powershot SD600
- Exposure : [Ha:?]
- Software :
Jan 242014
Dennis took this image of the 3-way conjunction on the 26th of May from Tom’s Bayou bridge. The planets are from bright to dim: Venus, Jupiter, and Mercury.
Jan 242014
Dennis dug down deep in his archives and found images that he took of a rare apparition in Northwest Florida, the aurora borealis. These were taken on the 2oth of November 2003 at the Munson observing site.
Jan 242014
Orion Nebula (M 42)
- Telescope : FSQ-106ED
- Mount : Astro-Physics
- Camera : SBIG STL-11000M
- Exposure : [L:?;R:?;G:?;B:?]
- Software :
Jan 242014
NGC 7882
- Telescope :
- Mount : Astro-Physics
- Camera :
- Exposure : [Ha:?]
- Software :
Nov 252013
Comet ISON (08 Nov 2013)
- Telescope : Celestron 8″ HD; .7 focal reducer
- Mount : Celestron CPC 800 on wedge
- Camera : Rebel T3i
- Exposure : [C:18x120s@ISO1600]
- Software : DeepSkyStacker