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Stephen Townsend - M51 - Whirlpool Galaxy
EdgeHD11@f/10, ASI1600MM, TheSkyX, Pixinsight. 5.3hrs luminance, 2hrs RGB. Featured as Astrobin's Top Pick.
Stephen Townsend - IC410 - The Tadpoles Nebula
EdgeHD11@f/10, ASI1600MM, TheSkyX, Pixinsight. 4.2 hrs SII, 5.5 hrs Ha, 3.7 hrs OIII
Lenard Velensky - M81, M82, IFN
Bode's and Cigar Galaxies, featuring wispy white Integrated Flux Nebula (IFN). Stellarvue SV80, iOptron IEQ45, ZWO ASI1600 MM. 11 hrs Ha-LRGB. PixInsight.
François Thériault - M63
The Sunflower Galaxy in constellation Canes Venatici.
François Thériault - NGC3628
The Hamburger Galaxy in constellation Leo
Alan Legere - M51 - Whirlpool Galaxy
8" Celestron SE, Canon T3i, 360", ISO 800
Paul Owen - M81 & M82 - Bode's & Cigar Galaxies
SkyWatcher Equinox 120mm doublet APO refractor @ f/6, ASI294PROMC camera, Optolong L-Pro filter. SGP, DSS, Pixinsight, Photoshop.
Paul Owen - Markarian's Chain
SkyWatcher Equinox 120mm doublet APO refractor @ f/6, ASI294PROMC camera, Optolong L-Pro filter. SGP, DSS, Pixinsight, Photoshop.
Paul Owen - M45 - The Pleaides
Orion 85mm triplet @ f/4.5, ASI294PROMC camera, Optolong L-Pro filter. SGP, DSS, Pixinsight, Photoshop.
Emile Cormier - Caldwell 49 - Rosette Nebula
80mm triplet, ASI1600. 3.6hrs Ha, 2.5hrs OIII, 2.5hrs SII. 30min RGB (stars).
Emile Cormier - Messier Marathon Setup
6" Maksutov-Newtonian with Telrad on an ES Twilight II alt-az mount. Hauled outside for objects behind walls.
Emile Cormier - Messier Marathon Scorecard
101 of 110 Messier objects observed. This was my first attempt ever.
RIchard Haché - M97 - Owl Nebula
183M Pro, Nebustar 2 filter
Sophie Melanson - Moon, Jupiter, Mars
Waning crescent moon with Jupiter and Mars above on the morning of March 18, 2020
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