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Galaxy |
Object : | M108 |
Coordinates/Direction : | RA: 11h11m, DEC: +55o40' |
Object size : | 8.7' x 2.2' |
Object magnitude : | 10.0 |
More to know : |
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/ wiki/ Messier 108 |
M108 2024-11-18 |
Date : | 2024-11-18 |
Time (UT) : | 22:03 to 23:56 |
Mount : | SkyWatcher EQ6 Pro, beltdrive modified (DIY 2019) |
Lens/telescope : | Pentax 645 FA 300 mm ED f/4 (medium format lens) |
Corrector/Barlow : | - |
Field (FOV) : | 6.8x4.5o (full frame) before crop |
camera : | Nikon D800, QE=0.56, full frame, 36 Mpixel, 14 bit |
camera temperature: | - , no temperature sensor |
Film/CCD : | Raw, NEF |
Filter : | none |
Control system: | Mount, camera, focus, guide (Ekos) controlled by KStars/Ekos Linux, 64-bit |
Exp. time : | 90x60 seconds at ISO400 |
Image process tool : | Siril, Gimp, Irfanview |
Processing : | flat, astrometric col calibrated |
Weather : | Moon Phase 91%, clear sky, -1o C |
Site : | Sweden, Stockholm, Hagsätra.
Bortle 9 Free view Az: 20o to 90o, 165o to 185o, Alt: 20o to 55o |
Comment : | Another night, more exposures but almost full Moon. |
M108 2024-10-30(Click on image to get one in full resolution in a new window) |
Date : | 2024-10-30 |
Time (UT) : | 21:24 to 22:24 |
Mount : | SkyWatcher EQ6 Pro, beltdrive modified (DIY 2019) |
Lens/telescope : | Pentax 645 FA 300 mm ED f/4 (medium format lens) |
Corrector/Barlow : | - |
Field (FOV) : | 6.8x4.5o (full frame) before crop |
camera : | Nikon D800, QE=0.56, full frame, 36 Mpixel, 14 bit |
camera temperature: | - , no temperature sensor |
Film/CCD : | Raw, NEF |
Filter : | none |
Control system: | Mount, camera, focus, guide (Ekos) controlled by KStars/Ekos Linux, 64-bit |
Exp. time : | 48x60 seconds at ISO400 |
Image process tool : | Siril, Gimp, Irfanview |
Processing : | flat, astrometric col calibrated |
Weather : | clear sky, +7o C |
Site : | Sweden, Stockholm, Hagsätra.
Bortle 9 Free view Az: 20o to 90o, 165o to 185o, Alt: 20o to 55o |
Comment : | A weak galaxy 28'000'000 light years away. It cover an angle of only 8' and need a long focal length telescope to get some details out from it. |
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