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That's beautiful Bruce. I always find your supporting notes interesting, however, the linked wiki page on your websites says that the central bar is ~500M years old, whereas your covering email note

This is an image of NGC 3359, a barred spiral galaxy in Ursa Major located about 59M light-years away.? The striking central bar is rather curious because it is much younger than the spiral arms –

Hi Roy, Sorry to hear about your issues. I use a few different programs, operating systems, and cameras. For me there is only one caution to follow and that is to Power On first, connect USB second

My 6120 has been having intermittent power problems for a while. I’ve changed power supplies it it worked for a couple of weeks. ?Just last week when connecting no lights or sounds. Tried a brand

Hi astrophotographers! We are happy to announce CEDIC’24! The Central European Deepsky Imaging Conference (CEDIC) is the leading conference for deep sky astrophotography in Europe. The conference

Thanks for all the positive comments

Very nicely done Geoff. Clear skies, Kevin

Nice image, Geoff, especially for having to be in such a hurry! Bruce W.

Very nice, GeoffVon meinem/meiner Galaxy gesendet -------- Ursprüngliche Nachricht --------Von: Geoff Smith <ghsmith45@...> Datum: 21.06.23 12:27 (GMT+01:00) An: [email protected] Betreff:

I grabbed this one early Friday and Saturday at the last new moon weekend. It was a bit late in the season for us SH people so it was transiting by the time darkness arrived. It is a 2 image mosaic

Hi Steve, thanks for the simple procedure. I'll give it a try asap. Nicola galaxyshots84@...> ha scritto:

Hello Kevin, Wolfgang, Geof, Peter and Bruce, Thank you very much for your nice words! best, Bernhard

Another very fine collection of images, guys, well done! Bruce W.

Amazing! Well done! Images like those really do make it worth the effort of going to Namibia. Wonderful skies and superb images. Cheers, Peter (in not cloudy but twilit NE England)

Bernhard, I couldn't agree with Kevin more; these are fabulous images, which I spent some time navigating at full resolution. There's so much to see in each image, besides the obvious named targets.

Einfach toll! Von: [email protected] <[email protected]> Im Auftrag von Bernhard Hubl Gesendet: Donnerstag, 15. Juni 2023 18:49 An: [email protected] Betreff: [QSI-CCD] CEDIC Team goes Namibia -

Absolutely gorgeous images Bernhard. Very well done! Kevin To: "QSI-CCD" <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2023 12:48:47 PM Subject: [QSI-CCD] CEDIC Team goes Namibia - Part#10 (Highlights

Hello group, ‘Highlights in Sagittarius’ is the topic of part #10 of our image presentation, where we want to share the results from our astrophotography-trip to DeepSkySafaris in Namibia. The

Good morning, Nicola. It’s very simple: take a cotton swap and dampen it (not soak it) with isopropyl alcohol - any percentage is fine - and gently swab the o-ring as much as is available, and the

Hi Steve, thanks for the suggestions. Would you please explain to me the procedure you used to clean the rubber ring and the capstan roller? Many thanks Nicola galaxyshots84@...> ha scritto: