Hi, This is an image of NGC 1316, also known as Fornax A. It is a lenticular galaxy about 60 million light years away in the constellation Fornax. It is a radio galaxy which means it emits light in ra

Hi all: Sh2-265 is a large emission nebula, about 70 arcminutes wide, located about 2 degrees northwest of gamma Ori (Bellatrix): http://www.greggsastronomy.com/IMAGES/sh2-265-HaLRGB.jpg HaLRGB, 13.5

I’m bringing a single 127MB file home, but AnyDesk is slow @ 90 KB/s. Any other reports? Brian

Just a reminder that our Zoom meeting is tonight – details below. ---- Dan Crowson dcrowson@... Dardenne Prairie MO http://www.crowson.com From: Dan Crowson [mailto:dcrowson@...] Sent: Friday, Decembe

Hi, Some of you know I am the author of HandyAvi software. Last night I used HandyAvi's Meteor Capture subsystem to capture the Geminid Meteor Shower. I then used HandyAvi's Scan for Meteors tool to r

Hello all, Here are some of my images that I have taken over last one year. M31 (8 panel) - http://madhuprathi.com/andromeda-galaxy-m31/ M16 (narrowband) - http://madhuprathi.com/m16-queen-nebula/ M81

Hi, This is an image of NGC 7727, also known as Arp 222. It is an irregular galaxy about 76 million light years away in the constellation Aquarius. It is most likely the product of the merger of two s

NGC 660 (UGC 1201, PGC 6318, VV 979 and others) is a polar-ring galaxy located approximately 44.2 million light-years away in Pisces. This is likely the result of two galaxies that merged a billion or

I head up the imaging SIG of my local club neat Saint Louis. This month’s SIG Zoom meeting will have new DSNM imager Yizhou Zhang talking about their setup and Voyager. See the info below. Feel free t

Sharpless 123 is a very faint emission nebula located approximately 12,400 light-years away in Cygnus. This is one of the few Sharpless objects that appear to be ‘invisible’ in the RGB. Ha – 24x1800s

Arp 262 (UGC 12856, VV 255 and 255a/b and others) is really two irregular galaxies interacting. Arp has this one in his ‘Galaxies not classifiable as S or E – Irregular Clumps.’ Both of the galaxies a

I believe the purple dot on the left side is DSNM. The concentration of them to the right is the town of Animas. Dan ---- Dan Crowson dcrowson@... Dardenne Prairie MO http://www.crowson.com

Here's a beautiful target in Taurus - a small planetary nebula formed from a rapidly-orbiting (4-9 day period) double star system, the progenitor of which was originally about 4.5 solar masses. The br

Hi, This is an image of M74. It is a face on spiral galaxy about 32 million light years away in the constellation Pisces. It contains two clearly defined spiral arms and is sometimes called the perfec

Hi all: I started collecting data on NGC 1893 (also IC 410 and Sh2-236), the open cluster and complex emission nebula in Auriga a few weeks back. Then a few days ago I noticed that comet c2020 M3 ATLA

After many months of Covid and other problems with Software Bisqand with Al Acker's help, I finally got one telescope working in Building 2, where I'm partnering with Tally O'Donnell. It is a PlaneWav

Here's another "first" image with the PW, more low-hanging fruit! Bright star Alnitak causes a lot of grief on this target, as you all know. This was one position I found without major internal reflec

One sub, 32Mb, got about halfway home in an hour and now it’s just frozen.

Hi everyone: Abell 347 is a large galaxy cluster estimated to be about 240 million light-years distant: http://www.greggsastronomy.com/IMAGES/abell347-LRGB.jpg NGC 891 is a popular imaging target that

Hi, What is the wind like down there? The weather monitors I have access to range from 3 to 20 mph. Bernard This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. www.avast.com