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My personal first for a type 1a Supernova (The bright spot right next to the galactic nucleus).
My personal first for a type 1a Supernova (The bright spot right next to the galactic nucleus).
#astronomy #astrophotography #space #supernova
#astronomy #astrophotography #space #supernova
I did this to try and develop a more standard workflow for mono RGB images, which I'm a bit new to.
Not there yet, but getting close to something I'm happy with.
Channel combination and calibration performed in APP
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I did this to try and develop a more standard workflow for mono RGB images, which I'm a bit new to.
Not there yet, but getting close to something I'm happy with.
Channel combination and calibration performed in APP
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Managed to do a bit of imaging last night.
This is the supernova SN2025rbs in galaxy NGC7331 in Pegasus, which outshines its host galaxy of thousands of millions of stars.
Taken with an Esprit 100 refractor, ASI2600MM camera and LRGB filters. Total integration 1h 40m.
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Managed to do a bit of imaging last night.
This is the supernova SN2025rbs in galaxy NGC7331 in Pegasus, which outshines its host galaxy of thousands of millions of stars.
Taken with an Esprit 100 refractor, ASI2600MM camera and LRGB filters. Total integration 1h 40m.
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So here are very slowly processed close-ups of NGC7331, with and without Graxpert denoising. Small but noticeable improvement with denoising I think
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So here are very slowly processed close-ups of NGC7331, with and without Graxpert denoising. Small but noticeable improvement with denoising I think
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This beautiful little cluster of galaxies gives a handy perspective on cosmic distance. The larger galaxy, NGC7331 is 40 million light years away. The smallers ones in the cluster are likely as large but sit around 300-350 million light years away!
Shot from my UK backyard. 🔭
This beautiful little cluster of galaxies gives a handy perspective on cosmic distance. The larger galaxy, NGC7331 is 40 million light years away. The smallers ones in the cluster are likely as large but sit around 300-350 million light years away!
Shot from my UK backyard. 🔭