Gaze and weep at this engineering beauty. And remember, this was made in the days before CNC equipment!!! Arrived this morning, courtesy of E-Bay 🙂 🙂
Simon Parkin showed the recent Crescent nebula with Carbon star image on tonight’s Meridian Weather 🙂
I was just about to post up last night’s imaging session when I saw the counter has just gone over the 300,000 mark 🙂 Thank you all for visiting, and keep the visits coming, the mini-WASP array will be imaging … Continue reading
If you’re into Science Fiction I can highly recommend “Slabscape: Reset” – the best thing I’ve picked (well Kindled anyway) since William Gibson’s Neuromancer – and that’s going back a LONG time 🙂
Spica Star name: Spica Other names: Alpha Virginis, Azimech, Alaraph, Dana Constellation: Virgo Other ID: 67 Virginis, HR5056, HD116658, SAO157923, HIP65474 Magnitude: +1.04 Absolute magnitude: -3.55 Luminosity, Sun = 1: 12,100 R.A. 2000: 13hr 25min 11.5793sec … Continue reading
Well I don’t think there is going to be much let up in the rain for a good few months now – I have just received a new camera for the Hyperstar III. For quite a while now I have … Continue reading
WZ Cassiopeiae Star name: WZ Cassiopeiae Other names: Constellation: Cassiopeia Other ID: SAO 21002, HIP 99, HD 224855, B+59 2810, PPM 11856 Magnitude: 6.772 to 7.215 Absolute magnitude: -2.7 +/- 1.0 Luminosity, Sun = 1: 980 +/- … Continue reading
UU Aurigae Star name: UU Aurigae Other names: Constellation: Auriga Other ID: SAO 59280, HD 46687, HIP 31579, HR 2405, BD+38 1539 Magnitude: 5.446 Absolute magnitude: -3.1 +/- 1.1 Luminosity, Sun = 1: 1400 +/- 1400 R.A. … Continue reading
RS Cygni Star name: RS Cygni Other names: Constellation: Cygnus Other ID: SAO 69636, HIP 99653, PPM 84477, HD 192443, B+38 3957 Magnitude: 7.1 to 8.5 Absolute magnitude: -0.77 +/- 0.92 Luminosity, Sun = 1: 170 +/- … Continue reading
SAO 12874 and SAO 12870 Star name: Other names: Constellation: Camelopardalis Other ID: SAO 12874, HIP 17296, HD 22649, B+62 597, PPM 14446 Magnitude: 5.05 Absolute magnitude: Luminosity, Sun = 1: R.A. 2000: 03hr 42min 09.325sec Dec … Continue reading
