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That's pretty cool. Hypnotizing and weird

Thanks Tom! What more do you need to do? The residual brown clouds appear flat even though I can tell from the data that there's some detail within them that could be revealed with some stretching. It would require constructing a mask so that the brown clouds could be stretched without affecting the...

I like the latest version best too, great work. Beautiful colors and detail, fantastic job on the processing.

Barnard 150 (B150) is a dark nebula in Cepheus also known as the Seahorse Nebula. Dark nebulae are interstellar clouds of dust and gas dense enough to obscure the light from the stars in the background. The object was imaged over the last month or so from the remote observatory in NM with a 4.5"...

That's a wonderful image! I like the second one best by far -- nice detail in the center and a better view of the faint outer arms.

It was the only object that I could think of farthest away from the moon. There's actually a back-scattering of light from the moon in the atmosphere and it turns out the darkest part of the sky is around 90 degrees away from the moon. Here's some data I got from a research paper which I can't seem...

Thank you all for the comments!

I'll stake my mobile observatory over theirs any time

Tom, that's a great image of the dumbbell.

I really like your M27 image too.


(sorry, couldn't resist)

They only show the telescope for a couple seconds at the very end. Here's the snapshot: