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Milton
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First astro pic in quite awhile. IC1396 - Elephants trunk. 23h 50m shot over 5 days in June and July. #astrophotography
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From Skybeds, Okavango Delta, June 17th
2x4 mosaic, each pane ~10 x 20 sec subs.
Canon R6 and Sigma 14mm DG HSM at f/1.8
I was amazed how clear Rho Ophiuchi region was with such limited integration time - superb dark skies there.
See link and starless image below
Just went for a drive in my neighbourhood and saw only 4 flags from cars/houses. Norway, Egypt and Spain on car windows, and the only Canadian flag I saw was draped over a porch railing.... UPSIDE DOWN 🤬. Not what I hoped to see on Canada Day.
I'm ashamed to admit that I've never actually read The Lord of the Rings books. It's time to rectify that.
It has been too long. First time imaging since both knees have been fixed, and what a difference it makes. For once I had literally no pain while doing my setup or PA. It has been years since I could say that. (Atlas didn't seem to thrilled to pose for me though lol)
First clear night since I redid my allsky cam using the indi-allsky software. To say that I'm pleased is an understatement. There is just so much more to this software. Big thanks to both @dazza1639 and @erfmufn for inspiration and assistance!
Since I have a ton of free time while recovering from the left knee replacement surgery, I'm once again going back and reprocessing old data. I'm quite happy with this new version of M16. #astrophotography #astronomy #Space
Finally got the left knee replaced yesterday. Weird to have had both knees replaced before I turned 50, but looking forward to finally being able to walk without severe pain. Plus I get to hang out at home with Atlas for the next 3 months!
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This is the Vela SuperNova remnant, spanning 15x11 degrees of the sky.
Taken while at Bushman's Kloof in the Cederberg mountains, Wsetyern Cape of South Africa.
Stunningly beautiful place, plus Bortle 1. What's not to like.
Starless image, link to details/astrobin below
Today is 1 year since right knee replacement, and I am so glad I had it done. In the last year I've been able to be much more active again, discovered a new sport/hobby I really enjoy, but most importantly, I've been able to lose 50lbs since last year. Just need the left done now
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