Hello Everyone,
I see from the recent flurry of posts that we've all been busy! Tyler (in Utah) and I have been experiencing persistent cloud cover, but this past week gave us two unexpected treats: a new moon and clear skies!!
Here's my addition to all the wonderful images from you guys. This is the M101 region. The smaller galaxy in the lower right is NGC 5474.
Here are the specs:
AP 155 EDF f/7
AP .67x reducer
ST-10XME (HaL)RGB (75:65):40:40:40 min
RGB binned x 2
As always comments or suggestions for improvement are always welcome.
Hoping your skies are clear,
Tom Davis
Inkom, ID
I see from the recent flurry of posts that we've all been busy! Tyler (in Utah) and I have been experiencing persistent cloud cover, but this past week gave us two unexpected treats: a new moon and clear skies!!
Here's my addition to all the wonderful images from you guys. This is the M101 region. The smaller galaxy in the lower right is NGC 5474.
Here are the specs:
AP 155 EDF f/7
AP .67x reducer
ST-10XME (HaL)RGB (75:65):40:40:40 min
RGB binned x 2
As always comments or suggestions for improvement are always welcome.
Hoping your skies are clear,
Tom Davis
Inkom, ID
Attached Image:
Starsearch Observatory
Lat 42N 47' 00" Long 112W 10' 47"
Elev 1752m
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