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SiriusB

Started by RolandC, 11/06/2008 11:03PM
Posted 11/06/2008 11:03PM Opening Post
For those who have never seen this faint star, not exactly a typical deep sky image, here is Sirius' faint companion. Image by Tony Hallas, taken with his 8" EDF refractor, single short exposure. (large up/down spike is blooming)

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Posted 11/06/2008 11:12PM #1
Roland Christen said:

For those who have never seen this faint star, not exactly a typical deep sky image, here is Sirius' faint companion. Image by Tony Hallas, taken with his 8" EDF refractor, single short exposure. (large up/down spike is blooming)

Rolando
I say Hey man, nice shot. 8)

Darian R.
Posted 11/07/2008 12:03AM #2
I have tried numerous times to view the Pup with my 20" Obsession. Of course it has been accomplished many many times with much less aperture. However I live on the leeward side of a mountain range and seeing is just about always very poor. I find myself longing for some of that laminar air flow coming off of the Gulf of Mexico. The temperatures too should soon get me longing for that locale.

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