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by astroimagery 1y ago
I know that the celestron origin is getting a lot of positive reviews now and that smart telescopes are making astrophotography easier than ever to get into. I'm glad you are enjoying yourself and Celestron is an incredible brand of te
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Astrophotography: Capturing Light That Traveled Millions of Years(boredpanda.com)
3 points by astroimagery 1y ago|3 comments
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by astroimagery 1y ago
I’ve spent years photographing the night sky, and every image I take is a snapshot of ancient history—light that began its journey millions of years before hitting my camera sensor. From nebulae to distant galaxies, each photo is a blend of
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Chinese rocket Zhuque-2E creates light streak in US night sky(digitalcameraworld.com)
1 points by astroimagery 1y ago|1 comments
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by astroimagery 1y ago
Some poor astrophotgraphers in the US can blame not themselves but the Chinese Government for ruining their astro pictures! What happened was that there was a streak of light in the skies over parts of the US on a Saturday night about a wee
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by astroimagery 1y ago
That's amazing! It's great to hear about happy astrophotographers at all levels. I went a bit further in some years ago and am now contemplating an upgrade but waiting from some funds lol. Currently with a Celestron 130mm slt scop
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Smart Telescopes are Changing Astrophotography in 2025
2 points by astroimagery 1y ago|2 comments
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by astroimagery 1y ago
I also don't agree that deep sky astro is losing its appeal and that is indeed what I am interested in. I think that each astrophotgrapher has his own style which is totally unique and if you check some of my image then you'll see
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Scientists Find New Microbe on Tiangong Space Station with Surprising Abilities(msn.com)
1 points by astroimagery 1y ago|0 comments
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by astroimagery 1y ago
That's called lucky imaging, yes. It's not particcularly new btw. Also, for capturing very faint deep sky objects like galaxies and nebulae you need long exposures of several minutes to get the deeper detail.
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by astroimagery 1y ago
Yes a search box is definitely a bonus on a website. I think it is a must especially for a sizeable site.
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by astroimagery 1y ago
Just six stars in the galaxy!! Didn't know such a thing was possible.
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by astroimagery 1y ago
I found this quite an interesting read!
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by astroimagery 1y ago
I posted this after watching this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpI3ahOo1HM&t Judge for yourself. Maybe there is something there, maybe not?
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by astroimagery 1y ago
Over 45 years since its launch, NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft has returned a signal that is generating new excitement in the scientific community. Thanks to the capabilities of artificial intelligence, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist say
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by astroimagery 1y ago
This is so difficult to verify as we rely on how many hours are reported as sleep. We all know that we can't really determine how much time we have slept or not. Also, what about the quality of sleep? I bet that shorter bouts of sleep
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Weather Report from Saturn's Moon Titan(sci.news)
24 points by astroimagery 1y ago|1 comments
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by astroimagery 1y ago
I like Gemini 2.5 Pro, Claude and Perplexity Pro
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by astroimagery 1y ago
I think it's really great that robots can be used in this way to assist elderly people and transform lives.
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NASA SPHEREx space telescope has captured its first images of cosmos(vcstar.com)
1 points by astroimagery 1y ago|1 comments
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by astroimagery 1y ago
ten to the power of 78 years! Not too soon then! Relax!
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Eldercare robot helps people sit and stand, and catches them if they fall(sciencedaily.com)
2 points by astroimagery 1y ago|2 comments
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by astroimagery 1y ago
E-BAR is a mobile robot developed by engineers to provide physical support and prevent falls among elderly individuals within their homes. Functioning as robotic handlebars, E-BAR trails behind a person, enabling independent ambulation or o
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Dobsonian vs Cassegrain Telscopes(astroimagery.com)
2 points by astroimagery 3y ago|1 comments
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by astroimagery 3y ago
This webpage provides a brief description of two types of telescopes: dobsonian and cassegrain. Dobsonian telescopes are simple, low-cost and easy to use. They have a large aperture and a short focal length, which makes them ideal for obser
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by astroimagery 3y ago
A guide how to do astrophphotography without using tracking. Take fantastic pictures of astronomical objects.