This weeks Astro and Timelapse

1375 posts
18 years

Posted 09/09/2023 - 15:37 Link

With the HOT weather... it was a pleasure to have a few nights out in the cooler night!!

Picked on several targets and also made a timelapse video!

Horesehead and Flame Nebulae (reworked and correct orientation)

Orion Nebula

California Nebula

Bodes Galaxy

Pleiades Star Cluster (also known as the Seven Sisters)

Timelapse shot while do astro.

Edited by Spad: 09/09/2023 - 16:00

pschlute pschlute

5158 posts
20 years
Surrey

Posted 09/09/2023 - 15:52 Link

Fabulous !

I cannot help but hear the Star Trek theme tune looking at these

Peter
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1111 posts
6 years

Posted 10/09/2023 - 08:46 Link

Fabulous, keep them coming, thank you for posting, must be hard work.

maranatha maranatha

261 posts
13 years
Coleraine

Posted 10/09/2023 - 14:20 Link

simply wonderful photos well worth the effort thanks for sharing

A question is only easy when you know the answer ..

Plus Member K10D K10D

6417 posts
17 years

Posted 10/09/2023 - 15:57 Link

Awesome does not do justice to these. Incredible gets close.

Best regards

Too far from a shore.

Plus Member LennyBloke LennyBloke

7368 posts
18 years
Worcestershire

Posted 10/09/2023 - 17:59 Link

WOW

LennyBloke

Plus Member cbrog cbrog

424 posts
15 years
Surrey

Posted 10/09/2023 - 20:15 Link

Extraordinary standard of photography given that your equipment is, compared to that available to the 'professional' astronomer, relatively modest. Your shots of the various nebulae are quite beautiful - I also thank you for sharing.

Roger.

NB: Many many years ago I served in the Middle East and I remember being overwhelmed by the sheer unimaginable number of stars visible against the velvety black sky. I found it quite frightening at first would you believe. Some of your shots of star fields do remind me of that experience.

Edited by cbrog: 10/09/2023 - 20:33