Jul 31, 2024
Eagle Nebula (M16/NGC6611) in Serpens - July 2024 Photo by Turricula 477x10" exposure(80 min) Stacked and Stretched in Siril Color balancing, noise reduction in Photoshop
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Eagle Nebula (M16/NGC6611) in Serpens - July 2024 Photo by Turricula 477x10" exposure(80 min) Stacked and Stretched in Siril Color balancing, noise reduction in Photoshop
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Dumbbell Nebula (M27) in Vulpecula - April 2024 Photo by Turricula 120x10" exposure (20 min) Stacked and stretched in Siril Color balancing, noise reduction in Photoshop
β’The Whirlpool Galaxy (M51)β’
Distance: 31,000,000ly
Constellation: Canes Venatici
Equipment: Seestar S50
A face-on, grand design spiral galaxy interacting with a nearby dwarf Galaxy, the Whirlpool Galaxy is a favorite target visible year-round in the northern latitudes. Also just visible in the upper right of the image is the distant edge-on spiral galaxy IC4263, located approximately 131 billion light years from Earth. Probably my favorite galaxy. π
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Andromeda Galaxy from the SeeStarS50. My first try at astrophotography.
I invested in a Seestar S50 because I used to love astrophotography but just couldn't get the hang of it. I think this is absolutely incredible, I can't believe I managed to take this shot! And yeah I guess it does most of the legwork for you, but wow. 10/10 from me and can't wait to see what else I can do with it.