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Binary star measurement. Using the time variations of the eclipses we are able to calculate the orbit of possible companion objects big enough to have an effect on the orbital period of the binary pair. The picture below is the plot of light magnitude from the binary pair. The timing of this minima is […] A star 465 Light years away from earth. Has a planet around it that was first confirmed in 2012. So I thought I would use my observatory to look at the transit of that planet. A very small dip in the light from the star. HAT-P-12b planet Unfortunately I could not get the entry […] The Veil Nebula is a cloud of heated and ionized gas and dust in the constellation Cygnus.A supernova remnant, many portions of which have acquired their own individual names and catalogue identifiers. The source supernova was a star 20 times more massive than the Sun, which exploded around 8,000 years ago. The distance to […] I have included a sample TEMP file for the ObsMGr10. This gives you the file naming conventions I have used for Master Darks and Flats: MD30B1 for example is a 30 sec master dark binned 1X1 For the flats the names are more obvious except that after L,R,G,B I have used filter slot numbers. eg […] Ok As requested the new Observation manager and Script Runner for Astroart 7.0 with all the new automation features for preprocessing and time series variable image collection and processing now available. You will also need a temp file on the desktop for all your images and log files. You can put this anywhere as long […] This is Halnaker Tunnel near Chichester. Really photogenic tree lined tunnel
Halnaker Tunnel The sky was clear but a lot of heat rising from the ground. 3 X 300 seconds for R G B with RC Astrograph Processed with Observation manager 9.12e using Astroart 7 script interface.
This is an easy one as it is an A0 spectral type. Type Ao with SA200 grating Yes, this is the result of a star measurement session. A time series of V filtered measurements of RW Tri at 880LY. From this information you can estimate sizes of objects and rotational period. RW Tri Time Series. I just love this nebular. Star forming area of dust and gas. This is a better image than before Xmas. Two sets of exposures to get the core and the dust areas. Techy bit: 3 x 100sec per RGB and 4 X 130sec L merged with 3X 60sec per RGB and 4 X 60sec Luminance. […] |
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