I was testing guiding tonight, and took a little time out to capture M10, a globular cluster. Luminance images are 45-seconds each, color images are 1:2:2 RGB (4 sets). I took 6 luminance images.
This shows just the core of M10; the globular is actually larger than what is shown here.
Taken with C14 and ST-10XME unbinned and unguided. This is imaged at 0.35 arcseconds/pixel, and reduced to 80% of original size. Cropped to make it a smaller download.
Ron Wodaski
This shows just the core of M10; the globular is actually larger than what is shown here.
Taken with C14 and ST-10XME unbinned and unguided. This is imaged at 0.35 arcseconds/pixel, and reduced to 80% of original size. Cropped to make it a smaller download.
Ron Wodaski
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Ron Wodaski
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