Sextans B (UGC 5373 and others) is an irregular galaxy located approximately 4.5 million light-years away in Sextans. This galaxy, probably a member of the Local Group, has five identified planetary n

I am unable to connect to my router or the computer. Does anyone else facing the problem. I haven't tried to connect for last 7-8 days, so I don't if it just started or is out for longer. Does anyone

Well, I woke up this morning to the computer rebooting in the middle of a run last night at DSNM, no harm done... then took a look at AOPD and We finally got one! This is the first APOD from DSNM or R

We tip our hat again Mark! Well done. Rex Rex D. Groves Circle 6 Consulting, Inc. Phone: 904-553-1482 rgroves@... http://www.circle6consulting.com

CONGRATULATIONS!!!! Great pictures!

Mark, Really nice. For future reference, here’s the link for the APOD - https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap170614.html . Dan ---- Dan Crowson dcrowson@... Dardenne Prairie MO http://www.crowson.com

Mark, Another superlative! Nice pic. U Da Man! Stan

Congratulations, Mark! Well done, and a fantastic pic! Eric ---- "markh@... [DarkSkyNewMexico]" <DarkSkyNewMexico@...> wrote:

Congratulations, Mark! Well deserved. Gregg Visit my astronomy & astrophotography site www.greggsastronomy.com

Wed the 21st at 10:10:42 am MST the ISS will cross in front of the sun at DSNM If anyone is there and has a solar filter, it will be an amazing pic or video. Brian

Congratulations Mark! Brilliant! Thanks, Howard markh@... [DarkSkyNewMexico] wrote:

And now I'm wondering how you knew those shells might be there. I don't see anything on the internet suggesting the existence of such things. I wonder what else is out there that we haven't noticed ye

Hi all: Sh2-97 is a very faint emission area in Cygnus. The HII nebulosity was barely visible on 15 minute sub-exposures: <http://www.greggsastronomy.com/IMAGES/Sh2-97_LRGB.jpg> HaLRGB, a little over

Hi, Is anyone at DSNM? My roof is stuck and I need help getting it closed. Thanks, Bernard

Hi all: Sh2-36 is one of the Sharpless objects that does not appear to be an emission nebula, but rather a poorly illuminated dusty area in Serpens: <http://www.greggsastronomy.com/IMAGES/Sh2-36_LRGB.

Hi all: Comet V2 Johnson is heading quickly south, now in Virgo. Here's an image from 6/18 as it passed just south of NGC 5566 and 5576: <http://www.greggsastronomy.com/IMAGES/c2015-V2-Johnson_061817.

This one can be found in the Gallery section (page 26) of the June, 2017 Reflector. The magazine can be found here - https://www.astroleague.org/files/reflector/Reflector%20-%20June%202017_singe%20pgs

Hi all: LDN 673 is an intricate conglomeration of dust in the constellation Aquila, and includes the Herbing-Haro object HH32 (slightly below center): <http://www.greggsastronomy.com/IMAGES/ldn673_LRG

Not sure whats up but when i reply to posts it get sent back to me saying im not subscribed to the group with my markh@.... is anyone getting these. makes no sense.

Hi, You ever submit a picture and then forget about it? Well that is what happened with this one. This is AAPOD, which is not to be confused with APOD, but nice to be published none the less. http://w