Thanks Dan. As you indicated, not much new info at either link. I'm surprised it didn't make Arp's list. MJ

I posted this image from DSNM on our Longmont Astronomical Club website, and our past president asked what the object at 7 o'clock was. I couldn't find an answer and am hoping for help from our DSNM g

My remote connection was dropped and I could not reconnect for about 15 minutes in the middle of the night. Then suddenly it worked again. AnyDesk may have had a server crash that was ultimately remed

Is anyone else having problems connecting to gear remotely at DSNM? MJ

Inspired by Bernard Miller's rendition, last night I imaged the area just south of the M42 complex, near NGC 1999. This is from 110 minutes of exposure on a OSC camera (ASI 6200MC) using a luminance f

Great image, Gregg. Thanks so much! MJ

I've just begun trying the R-C tools in PI and agree they are heavy-handed. I turn the sliders down at least by 50% for a more pleasing/realistic results. Sometimes more. MJ

Well done, Gregg. Interesting, and yes indeed -IFN galore! MJ

Thanks for the Christmas Comet image, Gregg. You are the master! MJ

Amazing amount of fine detail once again, Bernard! Very impressive. MJ

Last week, while working on HDW3 planetary, I also gathered H and O data on the Dolphin Head nebula, 3.5 hours each using the RASA scope. Here's the HOO result at half frame (1.7 x 1 deg). I may add R

Luca Marinelli recently posted a great image of planetary nebula Hartl-Dengel-Weinberger 3, having taken more than 120 hours of data with a 10" f/4 Newtonian telescope over the course of a year from S

Eight days ago I posted an H-alpha mono image of this supernova remnant in Cassiopeia. With the addition of O III data this past week I was able to produce this HOO rendition, and did a bit of sharpen

Dan - Only reason for the crop was to reduce file size and processing time. There is nice structure in the surrounding field. Perhaps I'll do another "take" full-frame at a later date, but this was ma

Thanks, Bernard. And congrats on yet another APOD - obviously outstanding work once again. MJ

Gregg - This is cropped to slightly less than half frame, so perhaps 20% the area of a full frame. MJ

Last night I did my first serious imaging with the 11" RASA scope (f/2.2) bought from Doug Durig at DSNM. This is from 2 hours total integration time using Baader's f/2 CMOS H-alpha filter, supposedly

This is my first image from DSNM since early June because of the monsoon. It is also the first since replacing the RA worm block in my MEII mount; my RA gears were worn down by desert dust that had in

An outstanding, detailed, colorful image of this fascinating region. Well done indeed!! MJ P.S. Tally and I will be at DSNM for about 9 days starting late tomorrow. We will contact you when its conven

After three months of being "dead in the water" I finally returned to imaging this week. New mount problems have cropped up, so I'm having to discard ~25% of my subframes, but a few good ones remain.