test - m76-lrgb-m07.jpg

it came in

what can you tell about how it was made?

came out nice!


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On Mon, 8 Oct 2007 07:53:20 -0700, "Richard Crisp"
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it came in

what can you tell about how it was made?

came out nice!


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Mewlon 250 @ f12.

10 minute subs.

Imaged through a 1-2k marine layer with a 60Kt. jet stream overhead.

Summer is about the only time I'm not imaging through a marine layer.

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On Mon, 8 Oct 2007 07:53:20 -0700, "Richard Crisp"
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it came in

what can you tell about how it was made?

came out nice!


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Mewlon 250 @ f12.

10 minute subs.

Imaged through a 1-2k marine layer with a 60Kt. jet stream overhead.

Summer is about the only time I'm not imaging through a marine layer.

from where do you image?

if you add ASTRO: to the subject line you will get through a lot of filters
that people use to keep the chaff out.

Hello Glen, nice to see you on this group again.
That's a very impressive scale and picture of M76.

Stefan

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On Mon, 8 Oct 2007 07:53:20 -0700, "Richard Crisp"
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it came in

what can you tell about how it was made?

came out nice!


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Mewlon 250 @ f12.

10 minute subs.

Imaged through a 1-2k marine layer with a 60Kt. jet stream overhead.

Summer is about the only time I'm not imaging through a marine layer.

from where do you image?

if you add ASTRO: to the subject line you will get through a lot of filters
that people use to keep the chaff out.

Does anyone use them? I see as many replies to non-ASTRO posts as
ASTRO posts.
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On Mon, 8 Oct 2007 07:53:20 -0700, "Richard Crisp"
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it came in

what can you tell about how it was made?

came out nice!


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Mewlon 250 @ f12.

10 minute subs.

Imaged through a 1-2k marine layer with a 60Kt. jet stream overhead.

Summer is about the only time I'm not imaging through a marine layer.

from where do you image?

if you add ASTRO: to the subject line you will get through a lot of
filters
that people use to keep the chaff out.

Does anyone use them? I see as many replies to non-ASTRO posts as
ASTRO posts.


i believe some of the members do use them Peter

I don't because I read groups via Outlook express but some use a web based
method that includes the filter

On Sat, 13 Oct 2007 18:24:35 -0700, "Richard Crisp"
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On Mon, 8 Oct 2007 07:53:20 -0700, "Richard Crisp"
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it came in

what can you tell about how it was made?

came out nice!


wrote in message
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Mewlon 250 @ f12.

10 minute subs.

Imaged through a 1-2k marine layer with a 60Kt. jet stream overhead.

Summer is about the only time I'm not imaging through a marine layer.

from where do you image?

if you add ASTRO: to the subject line you will get through a lot of
filters
that people use to keep the chaff out.

Does anyone use them? I see as many replies to non-ASTRO posts as
ASTRO posts.


i believe some of the members do use them Peter

I don't because I read groups via Outlook express but some use a web based
method that includes the filter

Web-based newsgroups - UGH!
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On Tue, 09 Oct 2007 03:11:46 GMT, "Richard Crisp"
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if you add ASTRO: to the subject line you will get through a lot of
filters
that people use to keep the chaff out.

Does anyone use them? I see as many replies to non-ASTRO posts as
ASTRO posts.

i believe some of the members do use them Peter

I don't because I read groups via Outlook express but some use a web based
method that includes the filter

If you're referring to the archive & interface through mysky.org, I
believe that disappeared many moons ago; the domain name appears to have
been taken over by a list of astronomical eBay auctions.

I have numerous filters active on my newsreader, but they hardly ever
get used in this NG: although I have it set so that non-"Astro" messages
appear in a different colour, there's actually very little junk -- and
the various religious loons, conspiracy-theory pedlars, and
pseudo-/anti- science kooks that infest the astronomy discussion groups
rarely, if ever, make appearances here.

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