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Hi all,
I know that Messier 31 is a classic image. Probably, together with M42, one of the most imaged deep sky objects. This image has been the result of combining images from three telescopes, a 106 mm and a 150 mm refractors as well as a 24 inch reflector. The goal was to have a high resolution image of M31. You can find it at:
Enjoy,
Josep
Hi all,
An image of a nearly edge-on galaxy has been uploaded. This is Messier 108, a barred spiral galaxy located in the constellation Ursa Major. More information as well as the image can be found at:
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Josep
Hi all,
A new image, this time the globular cluster Messier 69, has been uploaded. This cluster lies in the proximity of the galactic bulge, what confers it special properties (metallicity, tidal radius, …). You can find the image as well as some more detailed information at:
Enjoy,
Josep
Hi all,
An image of IC 410, the Tadpoles Nebula, has been uploaded to the web site. This nebula is very often imaged and very well known, but its beauty deserves another image. You can find it, as well as some more information at:
Enjoy,
Josep
Hi all,
A reprocessed image of Melotte 15 (the core of the Heart Nebula) has been uploaded. This new image has additional 15 hours of Halpha as well as a slightly different color combination (based on the Hubble palette). You can find the image at:
Enjoy,
Josep
Hi all,
An image of a globular, Messier 15, has been uploaded. This globular did undergo a core collapse and its core region is just 1.4 light years in diameter. It contains an intermediate mass black hole. You can find the image as well as some more information at:
Enjoy,
Josep
Hi all,
An image of Messier 67, the King Cobra Cluster, has been uploaded. This one is a very interesting cluster. Being very old (the oldest in the Messier Catalog) it contains Blue Stragglers and even exoplanets (11 candidates) have been detected in M67. You can find the image as well as some more information at:
eNJOY,
jOSEP
Hi all,
An image of a globular cluster (Messier 14) located in the constellation Ophiuchus has been uploaded. The first ever photographed nova (1932) exploded in M14. Anyhow, this nova was not discovered until 1964, when some astronomers were studying older images of M14. You can find the image and some more info at:
Enjoy,
Josep
Hi all,
An image of another Messier open cluster (M23) has been uploaded. This cluster lies at about 2,000 light years from us, but still close enough to have the Milky Way as background. You can find the image as well as some more info at:
Enjoy,
Josep
Hi all,
We retake the activity by uploading an image of Messier 48, an open cluster in the constellation Hydra. This is a cluster with a very low metallicity and about 80 stars in it. You can find the image and more info at:
Enjoy!
Josep
