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Nice one Kelvin!

Thanks for sharing, Alfred, Junwei!
Nice long filamentary structure!

Nice shots! Especially loved the 2nd one with the milky way and those lit coconut trees.

I'm pleased to report that visually, the sharpness at high power was much improved (358x with 4.5mm Delos) this time. I could see 4 round swirls / festoons in the S.E.B, a thin hairline brown South Temperate Belt within the South Tropical Zone, a purplish 'lamda' shaped line in the Equatorial Zone ...

More cool equips going around!

Pretty!!

Found this an interesting read too! [smilie=bye2.gif] http://www.spectro-aras.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=682&start=20#p2626 Comments from Steve Shore : Francois asked that I bore you all with some explanation of what's happening in these data and perhaps to give you all some idea of what ...

[smilie=bye2.gif] Yep Gavin, I think math works out! and yep, we all would love to see a supernova... as long as it isn't too near! To put those numbers in perspective... comparing with a standard typeIa supernova we would get... Shamelessly lifted from Wiki: Type Ia supernova "...The star expl...

[smilie=admire.gif] Really cool... Thanks for sharing! Awesome SNR! sharp peaks! ...is it a HI peak I see on the left? [smilie=cool.gif] Does seem like some others did get the peak around 430nm too! http://www.spectro-aras.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=682#p2609 http://www.spectro-aras.com/forum...

Nice! had managed to see quite a few meteors in Mersing over the weekend but had been unable to catch any on camera! *jealous*