Ziel: M81, Bodes Galaxy Distanz: 11,6 Millionen Lichtjahre Größe: 90.000 Lichtjahr" LRGB auf ZWO EFW Mount: ZWO AM5 W/200 mM Verlängerungstativ: William Optics 800 Mörtel Tri-Pier Tracking Scope: Celestron OAG Tracking Kamera: ZWO ASI290mm Mini kontrolliert: ZWO AsiaIR plus Frames: LRGB Filter mit Mono Camera L 25 x 3 min = 1 Hr 15 min min = 1 Std. 42 min B 24 x 3 min = 1 Std. 12 min Gesamt: 5 Std. 54 min Kalibrierungsrahmen: Darks, Flats und Vorspannungen
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Target: M81, Bodes Galaxy
Distance: 11.6 Million Light Years
Size: 90,000 light years
Telescope: Celestron edgeHD8
Camera: ZWO ASI2600mm-pro at -14*
Filters: Optolong 2″ LRGB on ZWO EFW
Mount: ZWO AM5 w/200 mm extension
Tripod: William Optics 800 Mortar Tri-pier
Tracking scope: Celestron OAG
Tracking camera: ZWO ASI290mm mini
Controlled: ZWO ASIAir Plus
Frames: LRGB filters with Mono Camera
L 25 x 3 min = 1 hr 15 min
R 35 x 3 min = 1 hrs 45 min
G 34 x 3 min = 1 hrs 42 min
B 24 x 3 min = 1 hrs 12 min
Total: 5 hrs 54 min
Calibration Frames: Darks, Flats and Bias
It’s too bad we can’t find a way to view these in 3D. I mean, we could with a few hundred million years so that we could use parallax… but still.
Someone out there is browsing their version of reddit, watching the Milky Way and wondering if there’s life here
Damn that is the clearest image of Bodes I’ve seen from an amateur astronomer