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2 Attachment(s) Arp 275 by WA0CKY
Arp 275/NGC 2881 is a pair of colliding galaxies in Hydra nearly a quarter billion light-years from earth. Arp had no category for colliding galaxies. Though...
July 6th 15 04:47 AM
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1 Attachment(s) ARP 276 buried in Cirrus by Rick Johnson[_2_]
Sometimes an image turns out very differently than you expect. This certainly is one of those. I never suspected the galaxy was ringed by galactic cirrus. ...
October 18th 09 06:40 PM
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3 Attachment(s) ARP 284 Reprocessed by WA0CKY
I originally did this image in 2008. Recently I was asked if I had a version showing more glare from the bright star just south of the galaxies. I...
August 31st 17 11:23 PM
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2 Attachment(s) ARP 29 with SN 2017eaw by WA0CKY
Back on May 14, 2017, amateur astronomer and super nova hunter Patrick Wiggins discovered a brightening SN in Arp 29/NGC 6946. It eventually became known as...
August 15th 17 11:28 PM
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1 Attachment(s) Arp 290 A galaxy blowing in the wind? by Rick Johnson[_2_]
Arp 290 is classed by Arp as Group Character: Wind Effects. This is the first of this odd class I've imaged though two more are awaiting processing. It...
August 12th 09 03:41 AM
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2 Attachment(s) Arp 292 or why I hate the geostationary belt by Rick Johnson[_2_]
Arp 292, IC 575: What is it like to be run over by a hoard of geostationary satellites? This one is in the geostationary satellite belt as seen from my...
November 16th 09 08:28 PM
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2 Attachment(s) Arp 3 Another apparently lost on the hard drive for years by WA0CKY
Arp 3, MCG-01-57-016, is a low surface brightness spiral, which is also where Arp put it in his catalog. It's located in Aquarius a bit southeast of the "Water...
December 13th 16 01:35 AM
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1 Attachment(s) Arp 300 with a hint of Cirrus by Rick Johnson[_2_]
Arp 300 is in his class "Group galaxies: Double galaxies. They are UGC 5028 and UGC 5029, right to left. But UGC 5028 is itself a double galaxy MRK 111...
October 17th 09 06:44 PM
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2 Attachment(s) Arp 321 AKA Hickson 40 by Rick Johnson[_2_]
Arp 321, Hickson 40, is a tight group of 5 galaxies, 3 of which are certainly interacting. Most catalogs list them as a through e but can't agree as to...
January 12th 10 09:19 PM
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2 Attachment(s) Arp 53 Lots of questions -- no answers by Rick Johnson[_2_]
Arp 53/NGC 3290 is located in Hydra about 490 million light-years distant according to its red shift. Arp put it in his category for spirals with high...
February 20th 11 11:57 AM
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2 Attachment(s) Arp 63 and Arp 129 by WA0CKY
Arp 63/NGC 2924 is a multiple galaxy in northwestern Leo about 320 million light-years from us. Arp puts it in his category for spiral galaxies with small,...
December 21st 16 08:07 AM
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4 Attachment(s) Arp 78 with additional data for higher resolution by WA0CKY
I've never been happy with my 2008 image of Arp 78. I tried this August on a night of good seeing to get better luminance data. Unfortunately the weather...
January 21st 15 07:51 AM
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4 Attachment(s) Arp 79 and 117 reprocessed by WA0CKY
This is a reprocess of an image taken back in 2009. My processing toolkit was limited as was my ability to use what tools I had. So it was time to redo it...
May 24th 15 08:40 PM
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5 Attachment(s) Arp 92 When is a companion not a companion? by Rick Johnson[_2_]
Arp 92 falls under Arp's class: Spiral galaxies with companions on arms: elliptical galaxy companions. If by "companion" Arp includes unrelated line of...
July 5th 10 09:17 PM
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1 Attachment(s) Arp 98 another for Arp lovers only by Rick Johnson[_2_]
Arp 98 is a pair of interacting galaxies. Arp classed them under "Spiral galaxy with companion on arms: Elliptical galaxy companions." The spiral is LEDA...
April 21st 09 11:26 AM
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July 29th 07 01:36 AM
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ASEWO 19 Day Old Moon Sept 2 2007 - Moon_Small.jpg (0/1) by William Hamblen
Through a Celestron SP-C102 (4" f/9.8 achromat) with a Nikon D40x. Celestron IR/UV blocking filter. Bud -- The night is just the shadow of the Earth.
September 7th 07 03:40 AM
by George Normandin[_1_] Go to last post
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September 3rd 07 06:09 PM
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2 Attachment(s) Asteriod Nagincox by WA0CKY
Normally I don't take main belt asteroids, only near earth ones as they pass by but I made an exception here. I doubt many have heard of Nagin Cox, but you...
September 23rd 16 04:33 AM
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1 Attachment(s) Asteroid (3122) Florence by WA0CKY
Asteroid (3122) Florence came closer to the earth on September 1, 2017 than any asteroid its size or larger has since we've been keeping records of such...
September 26th 17 11:00 AM
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