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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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VSP 12

During this week’s virtual star party Molly showed off Mars and Messier 33. I was able to show views of the Pelican Nebula, Pacman Nebula, Andromeda Galaxy (Messier 31) and […]

astrophotography

Pacman Nebula

The Packman Nebula (NGC 281) is an emission nebula in Cassiopeia. It is about 4,100 light years away and is about ½ degree by ½ degree so roughly the same […]

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VSP 11

The weather cooperated two weeks in a row and we were able to have another virtual star party! I was able to show views of the Crescent Nebula, Elephant Trunk […]

astrophotography

VSP 9: Season Premiere

After a couple of false starts thanks to the fires out west, the fall season of Virtual Star Parties is finally here! I was happy to be asked back and […]

image processing

Beyond The Hubble Palette

On Sunday night, September 13, 2020, I was delighted to present on The Astro Imaging Channel. My top was about looking beyond the most common narrowband data combination, the Hubble […]

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Pickering’s Triangle & Western Veil – HOS

Earlier this month I did an HOO narrowband version of […]

astrophotography

Western Veil & Pickering’s Triangle

Back in 2018 I was incredible excited to take my first image of the veil nebula. It wasn’t very good though I was pretty excited about it at the time. […]

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When SNR Goes Bad

This is a follow on to the previous video on subframe approval. In this one, we take a look at why you using SNRWeight as part of subframe approval is […]

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