C/2019 Y4 ATLAS 2020-03-28 - Animas NM 04:42:48 - 05:45:19 UTC Astro-Tech AT12RCT - SBIG STF-8300M Luminance: 120x30s binned 2x2 Tracking on Comet -

Brian, Thanks for looking. I’m in it for the long haul and when you’ve imaged as many things as I have, that is what it takes. I still just keep a text list what I’ve imaged and what I need

Very nice, Dan. Total props for persevering through 5 nights! Holy cow, I lack that discipline.

Yeah...those damned comets...they never do what you want them to do! Clear skies, Gregg Visit my astronomy & astrophotography site http://www.greggsastronomy.com/

Thanks for the head's up, Gregg. I'll have to take a look for that one. But I am concerned that Y4 has slowed its brightening, and may not reach naked eye.

Hi everyone: Comet c2017 T2 PanSTARRS appears to be trying to out do Comet Y4 Atlas as they approach each other near the

NGC 5248 (UGC 8616, PGC 48130, Caldwell 45 and others) is a spiral galaxy located approximately 44 million (https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/0004-6256/152/2/50/pdf) light-years away in

Thanks.  I got an APOD a few years ago with Comet Garradd passing near M15. Clear skies, Gregg Visit my astronomy & astrophotography site http://www.greggsastronomy.com/

Nice work Dan.

Beautiful Gregg. If you can ever get one of these when it is passing a famous object or constellation, APOD loves those type of comet pictures. Bernard

Hi all: Comet c2019 Y4 Atlas continues to brighten, devlope a tail, and is now a circumpolar object: http://www.greggsastronomy.com/IMAGES/c2019-Y4-Atlas-LRGB_032820.jpg LRGB, 48 minutes total

Arp 283 consists of NGC 2798 (UGC 4905, VV 50a and others) on the right and NGC 2799 (UGC 4909, VV 50b and others) on the left. Part of Arp’s ‘Double Galaxies – Infall and Attraction’ class,

I see the silhouette! Excellent. Brian D. Ottum, Ph.D. (734) 260-0597

Great data and great processing. Thanks for sharing it. Clear skies,GreggVisit my astronomy & astrophotography sitehttp://www.greggsastronomy.com/ On 3/27/2020 2:39 PM, Bernard Miller

Hi, This is an image of NGC 3324, also known as the Gabriela Mistral Nebula due to its resemblance of the Chilean poet (I have to admit, I’m not seeing it). NGC 3324 is actually the open cluster

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Hi all: NGC 3718 is a warped spiral galaxy in Ursa Major, considered to be interacting with NGC3729 (left in the image).  It is also cataloged as Arp

I just have to say it is great to be able to pursue a hobby while staying at home for this miserable pandemic. Not everyone is that lucky. Thanks to Al and the rest for making this work. I am

Beautiful Bill.

Nice work...thanks for sharing. Clear skies,GreggVisit my astronomy & astrophotography sitehttp://www.greggsastronomy.com/ On 3/22/2020 3:05 PM, William McLaughlin wrote: