Sounds like I might get hurt doing black eyes and splinters.
Here is one new image (M64), taken last week by a couple of students during a lab. (My processing though).
http://www.fortlewis.edu/observatory/image_detail.asp?ID=187
... and one forgotten image from last summer (NGC 5907) that never got reduced or processed until last night. (Who knows why? I am pretty sure I was not the one clicking the shutter that night.) I discovered this while trying to clean up and archive disk space:
http://www.fortlewis.edu/observatory/image_detail.asp?ID=188
I like being able to keep the image descriptions organized on the new web site, and then going back to fill in details when I get a chance. Let me know if the image pages are missing some important detail.
Thanks for looking,
Charlie
Here is one new image (M64), taken last week by a couple of students during a lab. (My processing though).
http://www.fortlewis.edu/observatory/image_detail.asp?ID=187
... and one forgotten image from last summer (NGC 5907) that never got reduced or processed until last night. (Who knows why? I am pretty sure I was not the one clicking the shutter that night.) I discovered this while trying to clean up and archive disk space:
http://www.fortlewis.edu/observatory/image_detail.asp?ID=188
I like being able to keep the image descriptions organized on the new web site, and then going back to fill in details when I get a chance. Let me know if the image pages are missing some important detail.
Thanks for looking,
Charlie
Fort Lewis Observatory: (37.238, -108.052) ~2360m (7744 ft.) elevation.
Darkness - typically 6.5+
Scope - Meade 16" LX200; f6.3 focal reducer
Focus - JMI Smart focus
Camera - SBIG ST-10XE; (~.5"/pixel)
Guiding - AO-8 and/or Meade 5"/DSI/PHD
http://www.fortlewis.edu/observatory