ASTRO: stick a fork in it, that sucka's done

Sharpless 2-119 now has 28 x 20 minutes of halpha. time to move on to
another object after 9h20min

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/sh2...er_ha_page.htm

That's a fine image and grayscale too!... : )

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"Richard Crisp" wrote in message
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Sharpless 2-119 now has 28 x 20 minutes of halpha. time to move on to
another object after 9h20min

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/sh2...er_ha_page.htm

Richard Crisp wrote:
Sharpless 2-119 now has 28 x 20 minutes of halpha. time to move on to
another object after 9h20min

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/sh2...er_ha_page.htm

Looks like there's potential for a mosaic here with more nebulosity to
the west. What's the FOV of that lens and CCD?

I wish I'd get enough clear skies to do something that long. I've been
trying for a month now to get more data on the SNR Cas A but the weather
hasn't cooperated. I get a frame or two here and there. But then one
of three I got one night had 3 super bright satellites and one airplane
that looked like his landing lights were on. That was a total loss.
Then it clouded up.

Leave on vacation Tuesday so it will likely clear up!

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Richard,

I agree that this is as good as it gets. Thanks for posting.

Stefan

"Richard Crisp" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Sharpless 2-119 now has 28 x 20 minutes of halpha. time to move on to
another object after 9h20min

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/sh2...er_ha_page.htm

have a good vacation Rick. where will you go?

There are a lot of things I strongly dislike about California but at least
we do occasionally get weather good enough to shoot images...


"Rick Johnson" wrote in message
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Richard Crisp wrote:
Sharpless 2-119 now has 28 x 20 minutes of halpha. time to move on to
another object after 9h20min

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/sh2...er_ha_page.htm

Looks like there's potential for a mosaic here with more nebulosity to the
west. What's the FOV of that lens and CCD?

I wish I'd get enough clear skies to do something that long. I've been
trying for a month now to get more data on the SNR Cas A but the weather
hasn't cooperated. I get a frame or two here and there. But then one of
three I got one night had 3 super bright satellites and one airplane that
looked like his landing lights were on. That was a total loss. Then it
clouded up.

Leave on vacation Tuesday so it will likely clear up!

--
Correct domain name is arvig and it is net not com. Prefix is correct.
Third character is a zero rather than a capital "Oh".