Horsehead Nebula Region including the Flame Nebula
30 x 200 sec of Lights and 15 x 200 sec Darks (that's 2.5 hours)
Taken by Andy Langford 23rd Dec 2011 using a Canon 40d DSLR connected to Sky Watcher Equinox ED80
M31 - The Andromeda Galaxy -
A spiral galaxy approximately 2.5 million light-years from Earth in the constellation Andromeda.
Taken using a Canon 40d DSLR connected to Sky Watcher Equinox ED80
25 x 2 min Lights and 15 x 2 min Darks
Taken by Andy Langford 18th Dec 2011
Jupiter and 2 of it's moons.
Taken with Canon 40d connected to SE6 - used as webcam with BackyardEOS. 1 min AVI
then stacked in Registax.
By Andy Langford 22nd Nov 2011
M45 – The Pleiades, or Seven Sisters.
Taken using a Canon 40d DSLR connected to Sky Watcher Equinox ED80
20 x 2 min Lights and 10 x 2 min Darks
Taken by Andy Langford 4th Nov 2011
M42 - The Orion Nebula.
Taken using a Canon 40d DSLR connected to Sky Watcher 80mm
11 x 2 min Lights and 5 x 2 min Darks – ISO 800
Taken by Andy Langford 15th Oct 2011
Great picture of M42 in Orion by Phil Norton of LAS using a 5" reflector
M45 Taken by Phil Norton of LAS on 12th Feb 2011 using a 5" reflector
M31 taken by Phil Norton on 12th Feb 2011 using a 5" reflector
Globular Cluster M38 taken by Phil Norton of LAS on 12th Feb 2011 using a 5"
Solar Prominence taken by Phil Norton on 3rd April 2010.
He recons the prominence must be 50,000 miles high but my calculations make it only 49,750!
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By Phil Norton 25th December 2010
ne Phil. 
By Phil Norton 25th December 2010
By Phil Norton 3rd April 2010
More Solar Observations by Phil Norton during March 2010
By Phil Norton 13th March 2010
By Phil Norton 13th March 2010
By Phil Norton 13th March 2010
By Phil Norton 13th March 2010
By Phil Norton 13th March 2010
By Phil Norton January 2010
By Phil Norton 6th March 2010
By Phil Norton 10th February 2010
Mars Observation by Graham Winstanley
using his
Meade ETX 90 and Toucam webcam
23.27 UT 5 Feb 2010 Processed 300 frames on Registax4.
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