looking sharp!
31.03.2025 20:38
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looking sharp!
do you have a link for data download?
Image made with almost 100 hours of integration time on M33, The Triangulum Galaxy.
M33 - The Triangulum Galaxy
LRGBHOO image with a total integration time of 97.25 hours. The dataset is available under a creative commons license here:
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Rosette nebula presented in HOO color palette
Oiii only starless image highlighting filaments of SNR G205.5+0.5
Rosette nebula presented in SHO color palette
Close crop of the Rosette Nebula core showing star cluster NGC 2244
Almost 60 hours on the Rosette Nebula (SH2-275) across SHO filters (wip)
Oiii is looking particularly interesting here, especially the presence of SNR G205.5+0.5
Collected remotely at SFRO by @picazo.bortle.org
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IC1805, the Heart Nebula in SHO palette. A blue oxygen core is surrounded by orange, red, and green hues of sulfur and hydrogen.
Core of the heart. Known as the open cluster Melotte 15, it contains filaments of red sulfur surrounded by a field of blue oxygen.
A corner crop of the nearby Soul Nebula (IC1848). Oxygen, sulfur, and hydrogen mix to create a gradient of blues, purples, greens, and reds.
A very close crop of WeBo 1 planetary nebula. A blue oxygen disk surrounds a bright central star in a field of green hydrogen.
here is a work in progress SHO image of IC1805, the Heart Nebula. data still being collected at Starfront Observatories by @picazo.bortle.org (33.5 hours currently)
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Holy shit.
New image of the Sombrero Galaxy from #JWST just dropped.
Look at that thing 😍
MIRI image of NGC 1566 Red: F1130W Green: F1000W Blue: F770W
NIRCAM image of NGC 1566 Red: F335M/F360M Green: F200W Blue: F300M
while waiting for the clouds to clear for my own astrophotography projects, I decided to give some of the JWST data from the PHANGS collaboration a go
NGC 1566
Credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, Janice Lee (STScI), PHANGS Team, processing by Jackson Datkuliak
MIRI/NIRCAM
excited to see the images from this, it’s interesting to see WO advertising it as compatible with medium format cameras. you’ll need a fat sensor to properly test it!