Submissions: 2021 July
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Submissions: 2021 July
SH2-86
SH2-86 is an emission nebula in constellation Vulpecula with an apparent diameter of about 40 arcmin. The nebula is not very bright but contains some interesting pillar-structures and Bok globules.
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SH2-86 is an emission nebula in constellation Vulpecula with an apparent diameter of about 40 arcmin. The nebula is not very bright but contains some interesting pillar-structures and Bok globules.
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Know the quiet place within your heart and touch the rainbow of possibility; be
alive to the gentle breeze of communication, and please stop being such a jerk. — Garrison Keillor
alive to the gentle breeze of communication, and please stop being such a jerk. — Garrison Keillor
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Re: Submissions: 2021 July
star reflections
Copyright: Marcelo Maturana Rodríguez (@matuutex)
Location: Chapo lake, Chile
Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/matuutex
Copyright: Marcelo Maturana Rodríguez (@matuutex)
Location: Chapo lake, Chile
Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/matuutex
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Re: Submissions: 2021 July
ISS solar transit with new iROSA panels visible
ISS solar transit, with new iROSA panels by Tom Glenn, on Flickr
This image is an individual single frame exposure of 0.4ms (not a composite). The image was captured at 10:22:15 PDT on June 30, 2021, from Escondido, CA. This individual frame represents the sharpest from a series that captured the ISS transiting the Sun. The full sized image (4200x4200) is available by direct link below.
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/512 ... 3e14_o.jpg
The transit duration was 0.68s, and the best individual frame (0.4ms exposure) clearly shows the new iROSA (roll out solar array) panels that were recently installed (inset at upper right shows a 300% enlargement of the ISS). The new panels are visible as darkened regions in between the main panels. Multiple sunspots are observed in the image, including the prominent region AR2835.
The raw video is posted to YouTube:
https://youtu.be/Lkw59uANQrU
The image was captured in Escondido, CA using a 6" f/6 Newtonian telescope (TPO), ASI183mm camera, and Baader MPCC Mark III coma corrector. A standard white light solar filter was used in front of the telescope aperture, and an additional 610nm long pass filter was used on the camera. The shutter speed was 0.4ms and the video frame rate was 24fps. The original data is monochrome, and the colorized images were generated using channel specific gamma adjustments (RGB=1.0, 0.6, 0.1). The range to the ISS was 502km and the apparent size of the spacecraft was 55 arcseconds. The ground track of visibility was plotted in Google Maps using software from Ed Morana (link below).
http://pictures.ed-morana.com/ISSTransi ... index.html
ISS solar transit, with new iROSA panels by Tom Glenn, on Flickr
This image is an individual single frame exposure of 0.4ms (not a composite). The image was captured at 10:22:15 PDT on June 30, 2021, from Escondido, CA. This individual frame represents the sharpest from a series that captured the ISS transiting the Sun. The full sized image (4200x4200) is available by direct link below.
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/512 ... 3e14_o.jpg
The transit duration was 0.68s, and the best individual frame (0.4ms exposure) clearly shows the new iROSA (roll out solar array) panels that were recently installed (inset at upper right shows a 300% enlargement of the ISS). The new panels are visible as darkened regions in between the main panels. Multiple sunspots are observed in the image, including the prominent region AR2835.
The raw video is posted to YouTube:
https://youtu.be/Lkw59uANQrU
The image was captured in Escondido, CA using a 6" f/6 Newtonian telescope (TPO), ASI183mm camera, and Baader MPCC Mark III coma corrector. A standard white light solar filter was used in front of the telescope aperture, and an additional 610nm long pass filter was used on the camera. The shutter speed was 0.4ms and the video frame rate was 24fps. The original data is monochrome, and the colorized images were generated using channel specific gamma adjustments (RGB=1.0, 0.6, 0.1). The range to the ISS was 502km and the apparent size of the spacecraft was 55 arcseconds. The ground track of visibility was plotted in Google Maps using software from Ed Morana (link below).
http://pictures.ed-morana.com/ISSTransi ... index.html
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Re: Submissions: 2021 July
Cloud Iridescence
One of the best cloud iridescence I have ever seen till now. This was from yesterday evening from the skies of Bangalore, India. This is a phenomenon due to diffraction of small water droplets or ice crystals. As this happened during the sunset, you can see a bunch of Rose Ringed Parakeets passing through.
One of the best cloud iridescence I have ever seen till now. This was from yesterday evening from the skies of Bangalore, India. This is a phenomenon due to diffraction of small water droplets or ice crystals. As this happened during the sunset, you can see a bunch of Rose Ringed Parakeets passing through.
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Attached is a photo of the Sun's Perihelion to Aphelion for 2021.
It took me about 6 months to complete this project.
Location details:
Perihelion: Las Vegas, Nevada
Aphelion: Oceanside, California
Date/Time:
Perihelion: Jan 2nd, 2021 @ 0844
Aphelion: July 5th, 2021 @ 1412
Equipment:
Telescope: Coronado Solarmax III Double Stack
Mount: iOptron CEM60
Camera: ZWO ASI 174MM
Image acquisition and processing:
I used sharpcap to acquire videos of the sun on both days.
I ran both programs through AutoStakerrt3! and stacked the 100 best frames for each. I loaded each file into ImPPG and processed them to my liking. I then loaded them up into photoshop to blend the two images together.
You have my permission to use this wherever you want.
If selected please link to this:
https://www.instagram.com/bryangoffphoto/
Thank you for your consideration,
Bryan
It took me about 6 months to complete this project.
Location details:
Perihelion: Las Vegas, Nevada
Aphelion: Oceanside, California
Date/Time:
Perihelion: Jan 2nd, 2021 @ 0844
Aphelion: July 5th, 2021 @ 1412
Equipment:
Telescope: Coronado Solarmax III Double Stack
Mount: iOptron CEM60
Camera: ZWO ASI 174MM
Image acquisition and processing:
I used sharpcap to acquire videos of the sun on both days.
I ran both programs through AutoStakerrt3! and stacked the 100 best frames for each. I loaded each file into ImPPG and processed them to my liking. I then loaded them up into photoshop to blend the two images together.
You have my permission to use this wherever you want.
If selected please link to this:
https://www.instagram.com/bryangoffphoto/
Thank you for your consideration,
Bryan
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Window to the galaxy
The Milky Way seen from Santa Severa (Rome) on First of July 2021 at 11.00 pm with Nikon 1200D modified Super UV-IR CUT and Astro-tracker. 12 minutes total integration. In the image you can see the constellations and deep sky objects with their nomenclature.
Autors: Paolo Ginagreco Marotta and Giuseppe Conzo
https://www.astrofilipalidoro.it/202107 ... N_APOD.jpg
The Milky Way seen from Santa Severa (Rome) on First of July 2021 at 11.00 pm with Nikon 1200D modified Super UV-IR CUT and Astro-tracker. 12 minutes total integration. In the image you can see the constellations and deep sky objects with their nomenclature.
Autors: Paolo Ginagreco Marotta and Giuseppe Conzo
https://www.astrofilipalidoro.it/202107 ... N_APOD.jpg
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Sunspots dynamic in 5 days
BKP 2001eq6 ZWO 120mm
Baader Astrosolar filter
Animation of dynamic on our website
http://dsastro.ru/2021/07/04/sunspots2835/
BKP 2001eq6 ZWO 120mm
Baader Astrosolar filter
Animation of dynamic on our website
http://dsastro.ru/2021/07/04/sunspots2835/
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Re: Submissions: 2021 July
Comparto mi ultima foto realizada desde Rota, núcleo urbano, cielo bortle 7. Espero que os guste
- Telescopio: Takahashi FSQ85
- Cámara principal: Qhy 168C
- Montura: Neq 6 pro.
- Sistema de guiado lunático.
- Procesado con Pixinsight 1.8
Datos:
- 90 lights 300", -10 grados, 10 gain, 50 offset.
- Darks , bias y flats
- Filtro L-enhance
ic1396V1 by ivan izquierdo bernal, en Flickr
- Telescopio: Takahashi FSQ85
- Cámara principal: Qhy 168C
- Montura: Neq 6 pro.
- Sistema de guiado lunático.
- Procesado con Pixinsight 1.8
Datos:
- 90 lights 300", -10 grados, 10 gain, 50 offset.
- Darks , bias y flats
- Filtro L-enhance
ic1396V1 by ivan izquierdo bernal, en Flickr
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- Ensign
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Re: Submissions: 2021 July
M101 - Pinwheel Galaxy
https://www.astrobin.com/users/YovinRY/
Copyright: Yovin Yahathugoda
Full quality version here: https://cdn.astrobin.com/images/86236/2 ... 2ded39.png
Telescope - Officina Stellare 700 RC
Camera - FLI PL16803
Filters - Astrodon LRGB
Software - Photoshop 2020, PixInsight & Topaz Denoise AI
Location - IC Astronomy Observatory, Spain
Dates - 11th March 2021, 08th June 2021
Luminance - 4x300s
Red - 10x120s, 5x300s
Green - 10x120s, 8x300s
Blue - 10x120s, 10x300s
Total Exposure time - 3.15 hours
Full acquisition details at https://www.astrobin.com/tu3gk9/
https://www.astrobin.com/users/YovinRY/
Copyright: Yovin Yahathugoda
Full quality version here: https://cdn.astrobin.com/images/86236/2 ... 2ded39.png
Telescope - Officina Stellare 700 RC
Camera - FLI PL16803
Filters - Astrodon LRGB
Software - Photoshop 2020, PixInsight & Topaz Denoise AI
Location - IC Astronomy Observatory, Spain
Dates - 11th March 2021, 08th June 2021
Luminance - 4x300s
Red - 10x120s, 5x300s
Green - 10x120s, 8x300s
Blue - 10x120s, 10x300s
Total Exposure time - 3.15 hours
Full acquisition details at https://www.astrobin.com/tu3gk9/
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Re: Submissions: 2021 July
supermoon rising over Corona Del Mar, California 6/24/21
more images and details here:
https://astrowhw.blogspot.com/2021/07/r ... acted.html
Thanks for looking
-Bill Warden
more images and details here:
https://astrowhw.blogspot.com/2021/07/r ... acted.html
Thanks for looking
-Bill Warden
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Moonrise from Bangalore, India
Date : 26th June 2021
Date : 26th June 2021
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Re: Submissions: 2021 July
The Lobster Nebula (aka War and Peace Nebula)
The Lobster Nebula by Logan Carpenter, on Flickr
Image details:
Credit: Logan Carpenter
Location: Backyard, Auckland, New Zealand
Date: taken over several night 29 June to 2nd July 2021
Total integration time 19hrs 14 mins
SHO palette plus RGB stars
Telescope: Skywatcher Esprit 120ED
Camera: ASI2600mmPro
Mount: iOptron CEM120
Filters: Optolong Ha,SII and OIII plus Baader RGB
Processed in Pixinsight and Photoshop
Astrobin link for full version: https://www.astrobin.com/nlpir5/C/
The Lobster Nebula by Logan Carpenter, on Flickr
Image details:
Credit: Logan Carpenter
Location: Backyard, Auckland, New Zealand
Date: taken over several night 29 June to 2nd July 2021
Total integration time 19hrs 14 mins
SHO palette plus RGB stars
Telescope: Skywatcher Esprit 120ED
Camera: ASI2600mmPro
Mount: iOptron CEM120
Filters: Optolong Ha,SII and OIII plus Baader RGB
Processed in Pixinsight and Photoshop
Astrobin link for full version: https://www.astrobin.com/nlpir5/C/
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Re: Submissions: 2021 July
First appearance of comet NEOWISE’s faint gas tail on July 7, 2020. The dust tail was bright, but did you also see the blue ion (gas) tail? This SkyScape scenery was taken exactly one year ago over the village church of Spicheren in France.
Related time lapse video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKuT2AW ... 3&index=41
Cheers,
Sebastian
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Related time lapse video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKuT2AW ... 3&index=41
Cheers,
Sebastian
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Comet NEOWISE's first appearance in the evening sky (July 12, 2020).
The SkyScape image was taken one year ago from Spicheren in France.
Nikon D800, 135mm f/2
Credit: Dr. Sebastian Voltmer
www.astrofilm.com
Clear skies,
Sebastian
The SkyScape image was taken one year ago from Spicheren in France.
Nikon D800, 135mm f/2
Credit: Dr. Sebastian Voltmer
www.astrofilm.com
Clear skies,
Sebastian
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Sh2-119, or Sharpless 119, is a large complex of emission nebulosity in Cygnus constellation, about 2 degrees east of the North America Nebula. It is located just around 68 Cygni, a quite bright star of magnitude 5. The nebula was catalogued by astronomer S. Sharpless in his famous "Catalogue of HII Regions", published in 1959. Sharpless described it as a large (it has an apparent diameter of about 2 degrees) and bright nebula. The nebula is crossed by several areas of dark dust, especially in the southern part.
Click on image to enlarge.
Full info and higher resolution via: https://www.kinchastro.com/sh2-119.html
Click on image to enlarge.
Full info and higher resolution via: https://www.kinchastro.com/sh2-119.html
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M27
M27 (also known as Dumbbell Nebula) is a planetary nebula in constellation Vulpecula with an apparent diameter of about 16 arcmin. Most sources only state about 7 arcmin. But this is only the bright inner structure. This pictures also show the faint outer shell.
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M27 (also known as Dumbbell Nebula) is a planetary nebula in constellation Vulpecula with an apparent diameter of about 16 arcmin. Most sources only state about 7 arcmin. But this is only the bright inner structure. This pictures also show the faint outer shell.
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The bright galaxy NGC 3810 demonstrates classical spiral structure in this very detailed image from Hubble. The bright central region is thought to be forming many new stars and is outshining the outer areas of the galaxy by some margin. Further out the galaxy displays strikingly rich dust clouds along its spiral arms. A close look shows that Hubble’s sharp vision also allows many individual stars to be seen. Hot young blue stars show up in giant clusters far from the centre and the arms are also littered with bright red giant stars.
Data was taken by the Hubble Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS) from the following Hubble proposal: https://archive.stsci.edu/proposal_sear ... st&id=9353, and processed by me.
Color combination:
Red: 814w
Green: 555w
Blue: 435w
All processing was done in pixinisight.
A widefield shot of a perfect spiral - NGC 3810 by William Ostling, on Flickr
Data was taken by the Hubble Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS) from the following Hubble proposal: https://archive.stsci.edu/proposal_sear ... st&id=9353, and processed by me.
Color combination:
Red: 814w
Green: 555w
Blue: 435w
All processing was done in pixinisight.
A widefield shot of a perfect spiral - NGC 3810 by William Ostling, on Flickr
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Re: Submissions: 2021 July
A Narrow Band version of a previously submitted image.
Sh2-119, or Sharpless 119, is a large complex of emission nebulosity in Cygnus constellation, about 2 degrees east of the North America Nebula. It is located just around 68 Cygni, a quite bright star of magnitude 5. The nebula was catalogued by astronomer S. Sharpless in his famous "Catalogue of HII Regions", published in 1959. Sharpless described it as a large (it has an apparent diameter of about 2 degrees) and bright nebula. The nebula is crossed by several areas of dark dust, especially in the southern part.
Click on image to expand.
Full info and higher resolution @: https://www.kinchastro.com/sh2-119.html
Sh2-119, or Sharpless 119, is a large complex of emission nebulosity in Cygnus constellation, about 2 degrees east of the North America Nebula. It is located just around 68 Cygni, a quite bright star of magnitude 5. The nebula was catalogued by astronomer S. Sharpless in his famous "Catalogue of HII Regions", published in 1959. Sharpless described it as a large (it has an apparent diameter of about 2 degrees) and bright nebula. The nebula is crossed by several areas of dark dust, especially in the southern part.
Click on image to expand.
Full info and higher resolution @: https://www.kinchastro.com/sh2-119.html
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Re: Submissions: 2021 July
Eclipses of Io
Time: 2021.7.7 17:09:00~17:14:00 UT (10x speed)
Location: 22.989567, 120.181549
Copyright: Hung-Hsuan YEN
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Time: 2021.7.7 17:09:00~17:14:00 UT (10x speed)
Location: 22.989567, 120.181549
Copyright: Hung-Hsuan YEN
https://www.facebook.com/redscosky/
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NGC 2170 is a reflection nebula in the constellation Monoceros. It was discovered on October 16, 1784 by William Herschel
NGC2170 by Scotty Bishop, on Flickr
Full details here: https://www.astrobin.com/4dywda/?nc=&nce=
NGC2170 by Scotty Bishop, on Flickr
Full details here: https://www.astrobin.com/4dywda/?nc=&nce=