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Picture of the Week
A zoom in/zoom out image of the M44 region.
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A zoom in/zoom out image of the M78 region. On the zoom out you can see a section of Barnard’s Loop (the red H-alpha band).
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A zoom in/zoom out image of the beautiful Double Cluster in Perseus.
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A zoom in/zoom out image of the Coma Cluster of galaxies.
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This week’s Zoom In/Zoom Out image features Barnard’s “E” next to bright star Tarazed.
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This week’s Zoom In/Zoom Out image features the M46 region.
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This week’s Zoom In/Zoom Out image features the M106 region.
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This week’s Zoom In/Zoom Out image features the Markarian Chain region.
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For the next few weeks all the images will be astronomical Zoom In/Zoom Out images, where both Zoom In and Zoom Out are both high resolution as they were taken either at different focal lengths, or the Zoom Out is … Continue reading
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This week we feature a composite Arcturus image taken with the 200mm lenses and the 2600MC Pro CMOS cameras in April 2025 and April 2026. The 2 datasets are 24 x 5-minute subs (2025) and 18 x 250-second subs (19/04/2026). … Continue reading
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