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A 15 second exposure of the "Blinking"
Nebula (NGC6826) in Cygnus, using an MX7C camera at prime focus. By Gene
Faulkner. It seems to "blink" when viewed through a small telescope because
the central star is so much brighter than the surrounding nebula. |
| This image was taken by Gene Faulkner
with a Starlight Xpress MX7-C camera. The globular star cluster M92 is
located in the constellation Hercules. |
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Galaxy NGC 891. Taken by Joe Marzullo
through a 10" SCT at F/3.3 with a ST7E CCD camera. This image is a composite
of three 50 second exposures. |
| This image of the Deer Lick group shows
three galaxies. Taken by Joe Marzullo through a 10" SCT at F/3.3 with a
ST7E CCD camera. Exposure was 50 seconds. |
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M1, the famous supernova remnant in Taurus.
Taken by Joe Marzullo through a 10" SCT at F/3.3 with a ST7E CCD camera.
Exposure was 50 seconds. |
| A fine view of the Moon by Robert Catalano
taken with an Olympus D-340L digital camera, a 25mm eyepiece and Celestron
C-8. |
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