M33 in HaLRGB Starting working on this one back in September of last year, finally got around to editing it. 65hrs total exposure time with a mix of narrowband (Ha) and broadband (LRGB) exposures. Captured from Starfront Remote Observatories #astrophotography
Jonathan
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Amateur astrophotographer Michigan State alumn in astrophysics and business analytics he/him https://linktr.ee/op_astro
IC 2177 - The Seagull in LRGBHOO One of the first targets I captured with the Cat91 telescope, decided to revisit it and get some broadband data to mix in with the HOO data I already had from last year. Captured from Starfront Remote Observatories #astrophotography
To California, from Kansas NGC 1499, aka the California Nebula, in SHO. Just under 80hrs total exposure time, all from my backyard in Kansas. #astrophotography
AstroBin's Image of the Day: "OED1 - The Winged Sandals of Mercury (with starless rollover)" by Andy 01 www.astrobin.com/wrh36r/ #astrophotography
Another of my recent images and a rare backyard capture, this is ~100hrs on the Veil Nebula complex, a large supernova remnant in the constellation Cygnus Captured from my backyard with my Pleiades68 telescope #astrophotography
AstroBin's Image of the Day: "The Sapphire Diadem of Cassiopeia (SNR G126.2+01.6) and a new discovery" by Julien De Winter, Jonathan Hill, Nick Ambrose, Max Kuster, Joydeep Biswas and Jamie Moon www.astrobin.com/ndfht4/ #astrophotography
Been a bit lazy about posting here (and on editing images too tbh), so going to post some of my recent astrophotos that bluesky has missed. First up, this is a two-panel mosaic of Sh2 119, aka the Clamshell Nebula, captured in HOO with RGB stars with my Cat91 telescope #astrophotography
All this just to fall for the same shit they did last time this happened. Same old Dem party I guess
Catching up on editing some images. This is a cool region in the constellation Cygnus with two Wolf-Rayet stars, the ever-popular Crescent Nebula, aka NGC6888, in the top left and WR134 in the bottom right. Captured from Starfront Remote with my Cat91 telescope #astrophotography
Been a bit lazy about editing photos lately, but finally decided to finish one up. IC1318 - Sadr Region and the Butterfly in Cygnus Captured from Starfront Remote with my Cat91 telescope #astrophotography
Another quick project now that the weather is finally getting better. M8 and M20, the Lagoon and Trifid Nebulae in LRGB. Dark skies and bright objects are basically a cheat code, making targets like this almost easy. Captured from Starfront Remote with my Cat91 telescope #astrophotography
Another from Starfront Observatories, part of the Rho Ophiuchi cloud complex. 15hrs total exposure time, shot with Cat91 telescope and Player One Poseidon-M Pro camera. #astrophotography
It's finally reached the "oh god why does anyone live here" time of year in Kansas
A quick two-panel mosaic on the Blue Horsehead nebula, shot from Starfront Observatories About 10.5 total hours, shot with Cat91 telescope, Player One Poseidon-M camera, and Antlia LRGB filters #astrophotography
Been a slow spring for astro but I finally got around to finishing an image. 75hrs on Messier 83, a very tough target from the northern hemisphere as it is pretty low in the sky. #astrophotography
My latest from Starfront Remote Observatories, Sh2-284 The main object in this image, Sh2-284, is interesting object that reminds me of another Sharpless object, the Lion Nebula, with its distinctive separation between an Oiii heavy region and an Ha heavy region #astrophotography 🔭
Double Sunrise: Like headlights through the fog, a rare sight through the morning's murk and mire. The crescent tips of an eclipsed sun break the horizon simultaneously, giving the illusion of two rising. #solareclipse #doublesunrise #astrophotgrapghy #partialeclipse
just for the record, I have a zero-tolerance policy towards transphobia and if I see it in my mentions it's an instant block.
Last night's full moon, before the eclipse and during totality, plus a view of my telescope pointing at the blood moon #astrophotography (reposting because I can't spell)
Oh yeah, did I forget to mention that I won a William Optics GT71 by getting 4th place in the William Optics astrophotography competition? Cuz I did that #astrophotography williamoptics.com/blogs/news/w...
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Getting the GT71 ready for imaging but still waiting on the camera I ordered to ship, so hey, why not have a Moon pic #astrophotography 🔭
Keeping with the theme of "nebula that vaguely resemble animals", next up is the Seagull Nebula. This large emission nebula is in the constellation Monoceros and has several interesting features throughout, including a couple small planetary nebulae. #astrophotography 🔭
this encapsulates what all of this administration is about. they aren’t “accidentally” destroying departments. they are intentionally destroying the government so they can become the government. the only issue they have with the system is they don’t profit from it or control it
Been a slow February for #astrophotography, so I went back and reprocessed my Elephant Trunk data, this time in an HOO palette instead of the SHO palette I previously did 🔭
Surely this new video won't make me seem like a crank. www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEJp...
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First image with the Cat91 from Starfront Observatories, and a target I've wanted to go after for a while now, this is Sh2 308, aka the Dolphin Head nebula. It is a bubble-like nebula surrounding a Wolf-Rayet star. #astrophotography 🔭
Another one from Starfront Observatories, and my last image with the RedCat51 + 533MM combo, this is the Jellyfish Nebula. The Jellyfish is an interesting case of a supernova remnant interacting with surrounding molecular clouds, giving it it's unique shape. #astrophotography 🔭