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It was a pleasure to be a part of the virtual star party this week. Between the fires out west and bad weather everywhere it had been a while since we had been able to do one.

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By Linda
On November 1, 2020
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Eric’s Observatory

I crossed paths with Eric in the spring of 2021 as we were both trying to solve a problem with daytime exposures with Thomas Jacquin’s excellent open source All Sky […]

astrophotography

Bubble Nebula (SOH)

The Bubble Nebula, NGC7635, is an emission nebula in Cassiopeia. The bubble itself is actually a void created by the stellar wind of a hot, young star making it one […]

astrophotography

M51 (HaLRGB)

M51, also known as the Whirlpool Galaxy, is another of the best known deep sky objects in the northern hemisphere. It’s one of the best places in the sky to […]

astrophotography

Ring Around The Ring

Recently, I completed an image of M57 that tried to bring out the detail in the outer ring. This video is the story of how that came about.

astrophotography

Cave Nebula (HOS)

The Cave Nebula, like most astronomical objects has many designations. This one goes by at least three: Caldwell 9, Sharpless 2-155 and LBN 529. It is an emission nebula with […]

astrophotography

Two Tales Of One Galaxy

During galaxy season I did an image of M101 because there weren’t a lot of suitable targets for my 80mm refractor’s relatively wide field of view. Most galaxies are small […]

astrophotography

M57 (SHO)

The Ring Nebula, M57, is a familiar object to most amateur astronomers. It is a compact ring in the constellation Lyra. If asked for an adjective to describe it I […]

astrophotography

M101 Again (HaLRGB)

I know I just recently did an image of M101 but there is a good reason to have done it again so soon. I was invited to participate in a […]

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Eric’s Observatory

Bubble Nebula (SOH)

M51 (HaLRGB)

Ring Around The Ring

Cave Nebula (HOS)

Two Tales Of One Galaxy

M57 (SHO)

M101 Again (HaLRGB)

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