Tag Archives: Orion Nebula
Wait, There Are Two Whirlpool Galaxies?
I get a few pictures on the first clear night in a while (yay Seattle in the winter). I did get a few old favorites, but the prize of the night was M83, the Southern Whirlpool Galaxy. Unfortunately, since it’s so low in the sky, there’s a TON of haze. Continue reading
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Tagged astronomy, astrophotography, eVscope, eVscope2, flame nebula, horsehead nebula, iris nebula, Messier, nebula, nebulae, Orion Nebula, photography, science, space, stars, technology, Unistellar
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A Bat, a Horse, and an Eye Walk Into a Bar…
More pictures from my eVscope2, including the Cosmic Bat nebula, the Horsehead nebula, the Flame nebula, the Iris nebula, and M66 (a galaxy). Continue reading
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Tagged astronomy, astrophotography, eVscope, eVscope2, flame nebula, horsehead nebula, iris nebula, Messier, nebula, nebulae, Orion Nebula, photography, science, space, stars, technology, Unistellar
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First Clear Night in 2 months
More pictures from my back porch, using an eVscope 2 telescope. Continue reading
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Tagged astronomy, astrophotography, Crescent Nebula, eVscope, eVscope2, Messier, nebula, nebulae, Orion Nebula, photography, science, space, stars, technology, Unistellar
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New Thanksgiving Space Photos!
New observations of the Pleiades cluster, M74 and M77 galaxies, NGC 6888 (the Crescent nebula), and a revisit to the Orion nebula. Continue reading
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Tagged astronomy, astrophotography, Crescent Nebula, eVscope, eVscope2, Messier, nebula, nebulae, Orion Nebula, photography, Pleiades Cluster, science, space, stars, technology, Unistellar
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