Astronomy
Globular Cluster M92
The Globular Cluster Messier 92 in Hercules is a beautiful cluser not far from M13.
It is 27 kLY from the Earth and a nice target for astrophoto as well as visual observing. The image is taken with AP 1200 and C11, Canon 40D plus Williams Optics 110 mm Williams Optics and NexImage for guiding. The image is made of 42 subs with 90-120-240 sec at ISO 1600.
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Supernova In Galaxy M51
Earlier this summer, a Supernova appeared in the M51 galaxy in constallation Ursa Major. The Supernova is show marked with a circle from a image taken 17 of September 2011. As comparison I have added a image I took in 2009 of the same galaxy....
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The Fireworks Galaxy Ngc6946
The NGC6946 galaxy 1o MLY away between Cepheus and Cygnus is a spiral galaxy known to have had more than 10 Supernovas the last 100 years. As comparison, we believe the rate of Supernovas in the Milkyway is about 1-2 Supernovas every 100 year. But the...
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Messier 33 In The Triangulum
Messier 33 in Triangulum is a beautiful galaxy 'only' 3 MLY from us. Williams Optics 110 Refractor with FR0.8. Astro Phystics 1200 mount. Canon 40D modified, 13x5min and 13x10 exposures ISO 1600. With a diameter of about 50,000 light years, the...
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Messier 106 In Constellation Canes Venatici
The spiral galaxy M106 has a beautiful pattern in the core. It is located 23.7 MLY from us in the constellation Canes Venatici and has apparent magnitude of 9.1. The image is produced from 28 subs of 6 min each, ISO 1600, CPC11 with focal reducer...
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Messier Objects
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Astronomy