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Recent Posts
Progress update…
February 15, 2017
NEOShield2’s “Capture the Asteroid competition results are in!
December 6, 2016
Minor planet milestone…
November 25, 2016
SVO receives MPC observatory code…W34
September 16, 2016
SGP imaging integration and Minor Planet Astrometry
September 2, 2016
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M33, The Triangulum Galaxy.
M27, The Dumbell Nebula.
NGC 7662, The Blue Snowball Nebula
M13, The Hercules Cluster.
Comet Lovejoy
M31, The Andromeda Galaxy
M57, The Ring Nebula.
NGC 7331 & Stephen's Quintet
NGC 891 and 898
Nebulosity in the Pleiades M45
NGC 1514, The Crystal Ball Nebula
NGC 1501
M1, The Crab Nebula
M42, The Orion Nebula
M81 & M82
M78, a bright reflection nebula in Orion
M108, The Surfboard galaxy
M97, The Owl Nebula
NGC 2392 The Eskimo Nebula
NGC 2244, The Rosette Nebula
NGC 891 & 898
NGC 6992 Eastern Veil Nebula
NGC 2903
M51, The Whirlpool Galaxy
M101, The Pinwheel Galaxy
NGC 3190, 3189, 3187, 3185 & 3183
The Horsehead Nebula
M64, The Black Eye Galaxy
M81, Bode's nebula, NGC 3031
M63, The Sunflower Galaxy, NGC 5055
M82, NGC 3034, The Cigar Galaxy
Lunar and Planetary
Eight day old Moon.
Clavius crater.
Plato crater at the top of the image with the Appnnines and Eratoshenes to the south.
Jupiter and three of its moons.
A Late Summer Full Moon.
Daylight lunar occultation of Venus.
The lunar landscape
RGB image of Jupiter
Jupiter/BW
RGB image of Jupiter April 2016
Jupiter B/W April 2016
Jupiter showing an Io transit
Mars near opposition 05/16/16
Saturn 05/16/16
Jupiter, Io in transit & Europa
Mars at opposition
Jupiter's Red Spot (short rotation)
Jupiter with Europa transit (long rotation)
Jupiter red spot with Io transit (short rotation)
Mars two weeks after opposition
Saturn, a week after opposition
Jupiter with Io transit
Luna in October
Squirrel Valley Observatory
Squirrel Valley Observatory/aerial view
Celestron EdgeHD 8 & ES 127mm triplet
SVO desktop station
Squirrel Valley Observatory/roof closed
Squirrel Valley Observatory/roof open
Explore Scientific 102mm APO refractor
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Lat: 35°13' N Long: 82°09' W
Recent Posts
Progress update…
NEOShield2’s “Capture the Asteroid competition results are in!
Minor planet milestone…
SVO receives MPC observatory code…W34
SGP imaging integration and Minor Planet Astrometry
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