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surferdude182:

Pandemonium (by emeraldF)

Permalink $M31 Andromeda Galaxy (NGC 224) *Explore* By: Terry Hancock www.downunderobservatory.com Shot from my little backyard observatory in Fremont Michigan, USA over 4 nights, 19th, 21st, 22nd July and 17th August. Total exposure time is 10.16 hours. Since posting this image I have captured another 8 hours of exposures here: www.flickr.com/photos/terryhancock/5056620914/lightbox/ The camera I used for this image is a Canon 5D Mark II which has been modified for astro-photography by having the original IR filter removed and replaced with the baader UV/IR block filter. The telescope I use for this image is a TMB 130SS (5.1 inch) F7 APO Refractor with a TMB 2.7” Field flattener. The scope is mounted on a Celestron CGE PRO German Equatorial mount which in turn is permanently mounted on a concrete pier in my small 8’x8’ backyard observatory. The image consists of 61 x 10 minute exposures at 800ISO. Upon completion these were stacked together and then processed in photoshop, many traditional images of M31 do not show show the central core. While processing I try to retain as much detail in the core as possible without getting rid of the bulge of the galaxy entirely.$

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cwnl:

Fisheye Lens Shows Draconid Meteors
Jesper Grønne of Silkeborg, Denmark used a fisheye lens to make this image of Draconid meteors in October, 2011.
Credit: Jesper Grønne

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Você lê e sofre. Você lê e ri. Você lê e engasga. Você lê e tem arrepios. Você lê, e a sua vida vai-se misturando no que está sendo lido.

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