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The Great Andromeda Galaxy, M31 in Hydrogen-alpha
Hi all,
I have the pleasure of presenting a new image framing the northern part of the Great Andromeda Galaxy, M31. The shots are the result of 2 nights split into 2 x 3 x 1800 seconds of exposure through the use of the telescope Takahashi BRC250 with ccd ST10 XME + H-Alpha filter. www.danilopivato.com Regards Danilo Pivato |
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Danilo Pivato wrote:
Hi all, I have the pleasure of presenting a new image framing the northern part of the Great Andromeda Galaxy, M31. The shots are the result of 2 nights split into 2 x 3 x 1800 seconds of exposure through the use of the telescope Takahashi BRC250 with ccd ST10 XME + H-Alpha filter. www.danilopivato.com And it was _my_ pleasure to see your photo. Many thanks! Davoud -- usenet *at* davidillig dawt cawm |
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Danilo Pivato wrote:
Hi all, I have the pleasure of presenting a new image framing the northern part of the Great Andromeda Galaxy, M31. The shots are the result of 2 nights split into 2 x 3 x 1800 seconds of exposure through the use of the telescope Takahashi BRC250 with ccd ST10 XME + H-Alpha filter. www.danilopivato.com Regards Danilo Pivato Danilo, that is great work, love the detail, it is good to do the big image like that, I hope you complete it. Must be a great telescope. How did you guide it? (on your website a little error: 3! x 3 x 1800). Brian |
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The Great Andromeda Galaxy, M31 in Hydrogen-alpha
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Danilo Pivato wrote: Hi all, I have the pleasure of presenting a new image framing the northern part of the Great Andromeda Galaxy, M31. The shots are the result of 2 nights split into 2 x 3 x 1800 seconds of exposure through the use of the telescope Takahashi BRC250 with ccd ST10 XME + H-Alpha filter. www.danilopivato.com That's a lovely image; I particularly like the little blobs of H-alpha emission that look rather like tropical thunderstorms do in satellite pictures of Africa. Do you happen to know how big M42 or the Carina nebula would look on that image scale? Tom |
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Thanks Brian,
I immediately corrected. I have guide with the second sensor Danilo P. "be" ha scritto nel messaggio l.nl... Danilo Pivato wrote: Hi all, I have the pleasure of presenting a new image framing the northern part of the Great Andromeda Galaxy, M31. The shots are the result of 2 nights split into 2 x 3 x 1800 seconds of exposure through the use of the telescope Takahashi BRC250 with ccd ST10 XME + H-Alpha filter. www.danilopivato.com Regards Danilo Pivato Danilo, that is great work, love the detail, it is good to do the big image like that, I hope you complete it. Must be a great telescope. How did you guide it? (on your website a little error: 3! x 3 x 1800). Brian |
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The Great Andromeda Galaxy, M31 in Hydrogen-alpha
Thanks Tomas!
I believe the M42 to the scale should be much, much smaller Danilo P. "Thomas Womack" ha scritto nel messaggio ... In article , Danilo Pivato wrote: Hi all, I have the pleasure of presenting a new image framing the northern part of the Great Andromeda Galaxy, M31. The shots are the result of 2 nights split into 2 x 3 x 1800 seconds of exposure through the use of the telescope Takahashi BRC250 with ccd ST10 XME + H-Alpha filter. www.danilopivato.com That's a lovely image; I particularly like the little blobs of H-alpha emission that look rather like tropical thunderstorms do in satellite pictures of Africa. Do you happen to know how big M42 or the Carina nebula would look on that image scale? Tom |
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The Great Andromeda Galaxy, M31 in Hydrogen-alpha
On Aug 23, 9:04*am, "Danilo Pivato" wrote:
Hi all, I have the pleasure of presenting a new image framing the northern part of the Great Andromeda Galaxy, M31. The shots are the result of 2 nights split into 2 x 3 x 1800 seconds of exposure through the use of the telescope Takahashi BRC250 with ccd ST10 XME + H-Alpha filter.www.danilopivato.com Regards Danilo Pivato Wow! Just Wow! |
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