Thursday, April 16, 2015

Random Musings: Visual or Astroimaging, my conundrum and where the future is heading

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The Conundrum I think I am having a mid astronomy life crisis. I am sure every astronomer goes through this at some stage. I am still pret...
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The galaxies of Sextan's, from the red zone 10th April 2015

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"Spiral Galaxy NGC 2967 (mag 11.6) Sextan's" Imaging galaxies is possible from less than perfect skies. All you need is a...
Monday, April 6, 2015

I have galaxies pouring out of my ears. Another realm of galaxies imaging run. Saratoga Gap 28th March 2015

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"NGC 4214 a dwarf barren irregular galaxy in Canes Venatici, Mag10.2" The title says it all. I have gone stark galaxy ravin...
Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Enter the realm of the galaxies Part 1.....Saratoga Gap Deep Sky Imaging Report 14th Feb 2015

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"NGC 4567/4568 Siamese Twins Virgo" As winter gives way to spring, the weather warms up and the bright constellations of wint...
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Monday, February 23, 2015

Book Reviews Part 3

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Deep Sky Wonders By Sue French This is yet another book destined to go down history as one of the compediums that is a must have for deep ...
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Thursday, January 29, 2015

Books reviews Part 2

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Astronomy Magazine Presents: "Deep Sky Observing with Small Telescopes" by David J Eicher "The Universe From Your Backyard...
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Comet Lovejoy Q2 and the Seven Sisters, 19th of Jan 2015

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On the 18th and 19th of January, Comet Lovejoy Q2, at its brightest at magnitude 3.5, passed very close to the picturesque Pleiades Cluster ...