1st October 2008M45 Pleiades star cluster 6" Newtonian, Canon 350D, 20*60seconds 5th October 2008M31 Andromeda Galaxy 6" Newtonian, Canon 350D, 14*60seconds 7th October 2008M33 in Triangulum 6" Newtonian, Canon 350D, 30*60seconds 10th October 2008Star motion The universe is not static and the stars are in constant motion.
Most move so slowly that we can scarcely notice it, but a time lapse photo can
show some shift. 15th October 2008More Star motion Here is another one I found. The bright star in the image is Beta Andromeda (Mirach)21st October 2008The importance of stacking images.The image on the left is a single frame - the best one of 60
separate images. All 60 images were stacked together using Registax, to
produce the image on the right. 30th October 2008M57 Reworked image, using flat frames. (Original images captured on 3rd July 2008) Enlarged 31st October 2008NGC891 in Andromeda 6" Newtonian, Canon 350D, 22*60seconds Part of a single frame |