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Planetary observing with Haley's telescopes: | Haleys Comet gallery: |
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M99 with SN 2014L: |
M82 with SN 2014J: |
21 frames stacked with improved flat. Total exposure time 63 minutes. | 15 frames stacked with Deep Sky Stacker. Total exposure time 45 minutes. |
M51 with SN 2011dh: |
Helix nebula - NGC 7293: |
M101 with SN 2011fe: |
At the date of the exposure the supernova still got 14.5 magnitudes. Stack out of 5 frames, Christina focal shot with coma corrector. Total exposure time 19m32s. Slight crop for better alignment of the object. | The Helix nebula, a relatively southern object, shines pretty impressive at the carinthian sky. Stack out of 4 frames, 27mins total exposure time. Christina focal shot with coma corrector. | Supernova with about 10mag in brightness, stack out of 4 frames, 17mins total exposure time. Christina focal shot with coma corrector. Besides there is another version without marking of the supernova. |
M101 - Allstack version: |
M101 - Jpeg stack: |
This version is stacked out of raw data guide failures have been corrected after stacking. There is also a version with marked supernova from this image. | Here the guiding failures have been edited prior stacking. Sadly this was only possible by using Jpeg files. |
SN 2007sr: |
SN 2007gi: |
There was at the end of 2007 again a pretty bright Supernova in the rat tail galaxies NGC4038/39. | NGC4036 with SN 2007gi, in the telescope also a nice constellation. |
Cocoon Nebula: |
Crab Nebula: |
Gorgeous impression of the faint Cocoon Nebula IC 5144. Exposure time 16 min. | During 15th ITT this 12 mins image of M1 was taken. |
Orion Nebula 400 Tele: |
Orion Nebula Bismarck: |
Orion Nebula digitally: |
Orion Nebula new version: |
Orionnebel 135er Tele: |
Eta Carina nebula |
NGC 1365 |
Shark Galaxy |
Eagle nebula M16 |
The most gigantic of all gaseous nebula, seen at the splendid night sky of Namibia with Christinas optics. | At Parque Nacional Lauca NGC 1365 stood together with the Fornax Cluster in Zenit. | The so called Shark Galaxy is located close to NGC 5128 | In southern countries the Eagle nebula is flaunting much more brilliant then at home! |
NGC 7332 and 7339 |
M13 and NGC 6207 |
Summer Milky Way |
You can find this nice pair nearby to the legendary Stephan's Quintet. Focal shot with Bismarck at 1.5 metres focal length. | A historic but pretty good image of the famous M13 together with the galaxy NGC6207, created at the end of the eighties. | The Milky Way at Bismarck Observatory, seen in April 2007. Due to the horizon widenings more can be seen also from the light pollution. |
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