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jump to content sign in create account view new content home forums articles & reviews articles user reviews cn reports photo gallery gallery home members classifieds classifieds home cn classifieds guidelines more cloudy nights → articles & reviews → javascript disabled detected you currently have javascript disabled. several functions may not work. please re-enable javascript to access full functionality. observer's handbook 2016 by tom trusock tom trusock takes a look at the 2016 edition of the rasc observer's handbook. recent additions ancient star j0815+4729 reveals evolution of the early universe jun 09 2018 07:26 am by rekokich i took images of this region on 12 dec 2017 searching for hip 40492 (hd 68790) which is listed in simbad as a high proper motion star. however, comparing the frame to dss2 images on aladin, i could find no prominent shift in the position of the star at this scale. the region came to my attention again when a team of spanish astronomers searching the sdss9 survey recently announced the discovery of the oldest known star, j0815+4729, in the constellation of lynx: https://arxiv.org/abs/1712.06487 this chemically primitive dwarf star, whose full identifier is sdss j081554.26+472947.5, is located in the halo of the milky way at the distance of 7,500 ly (2,300 pc) from earth, and 33,000 ly from the galactic center. the star is estimated to have 70% of the solar mass, and surface temperature of 6215 k. simbad lists its (j2000) coordinates as 08h 15m 54.268s +47d 29' 47.573'', and its green apparent magnitude as 17.1. comparison of the boltwood ii and sky alert cloud sensors jun 09 2018 06:42 am by theastroimager this review is a side-by-side comparison of the boltwood ii cloud sensor from diffraction limited/cynagon , and the skyalert cloud sensor from interactive astronomy. both units were purchased new by the author. the sellers were not made aware that i would be doing a review of their products, so no temptation was held to send me anything other than a typical unit. night vision phone photography jun 02 2018 06:15 pm by ray taylor during the past 12 months, more and more photos of deep space objects have been appearing in online forums dedicated to eaa (electronic assisted astronomy). the amazing thing is that these photos are taken with the camera in smartphones, and more importantly, from heavily light polluted regions of the world, where nearly any scope cannot see these objects. this is possible because night vision devices (nvd’s) multiply the light gathered by the telescope effectively doubling the aperture or more. night vision (nv) was developed years ago for use by the military and for a long time, hunters have used it for night time excursions. phil harrington's cosmic challenge cosmic challenge: dissecting m101 philh - jul 01 2018 11:29 am this month july 2018 skies cookman - jul 02 2018 08:47 pm imaging/sketching contest     -- recent topics nagler or es82 clearwaterdave - today, 07:43 pm eyepieces eye pieces for c-90 scooterdog - today, 07:39 pm beginners forum telescopes for science nicole sharp - today, 07:35 pm beginners forum takahashi toa-130ns planetary camera suggestions? c g anderson - today, 07:07 pm beginning and intermediate imaging sky-watcher usa: evostar 150ed in stock skyward_eyes - today, 07:00 pm vendor and group announcements issues with full spectrum camera goblue - today, 06:48 pm dslr & digital camera astro imaging & processing does the exit pupil affect contrast? balticsensor - today, 06:24 pm general observing and astronomy jupiter june 21 sunspot - today, 06:14 pm solar system imaging & processing attention anyone in, or near bridgeport,ca duck2k - today, 06:12 pm binoculars sudden alignment problem with my 8se any ideas on how to diagnose. goldtr8 - today, 05:54 pm beginners forum cloudy nights announcements here's wishing everyone a happy and... 03 jul 2018 ... safe 4th of july celebration! full topic › to our excellent neighbors to the north - 30 jun 2018 here's wishing you an excellent weekend and a very happy canada day! full topic › user reviews comparison of the boltwood ii and sky alert cloud sensors jun 09 2018 04:42 am by theastroimager this review is a side-by-side comparison of the boltwood ii cloud sensor from diffraction limited/cynagon , and the skyalert cloud sensor from interactive astronomy. both units were purchased new by the author. the sellers were not made aware that i would be doing a review of their products, so no temptation was held to send me anything other than a typical unit. chile dilly! may 05 2018 08:14 am by astrodoc71 i would highly recommend this site for anyone who wants to image targets that can only be seen or optimally seen in the southern hemisphere. the cost is not prohibitive and the fast optical system makes it possible to obtain enough quality data in a reasonable time frame. the seeing at this site in chile is excellent, and the resolution and image quality obtained make it well worth the expense, not to mention the excitement of seeing these amazing objects which we cannot see from northern lattitudes! the user interface is very simple and customer service is superb. while you will have to throw out some subs like we all do at times, these will not come at additional cost. best of all…they add 20% to your initial deposit if you are a cn member! mono & bino viewing with the baader morpheus 17.5mm eyepiece mar 22 2018 09:24 am by wapaolini baader markets their morpheus line as “high-end” 76° apparent field of view (afov) eyepieces designed for visual / photo / video functions that can exploit the capabilities of the finest telescope optics. the eyepieces have a optical design that utilizes 8 lenses in 3 groups and includes the use of 3 low dispersion ed elements and 1 lanthanum element. with the introduction of the 17.5mm, there are now six eyepieces in the line including 14mm, 12mm, 9mm, 6.5mm, and 4.5mm. all eyepieces can be used in either 1.25” or 2” focusers without adapters. the morpheus line touts a rather long list of features and comes packaged with multiple accessories. the eye of the flak (das auge der flak) dec 07 2017 12:46 pm by micah it is a rare and wondrous thing when your hobby and passion leads you to a place where you find yourself driven to pursue discover ever deepening levels of historical and technical detail of a subject and it leads to newer discoveries. it's even more satisfying sometimes when you even uncover information once thought to be lost forever to the ravages of time and a world war. a new publication, "the eye of the flak" by dr. peter delaet and francis vermeire, is just that. comparing the masuyama 25mm 52°, 25mm 65°, and 26mm 85° nov 24 2017 07:39 am by wapaolini the modern incarnation of the masuyama eyepieces seems to have carried forward their excellent reputation for providing high apparent contrast views. indeed, for the globulars and nebula observed the masuyama 85° quickly became my favorite during the testing, showing them brightly, richer in details than the other eyepieces, and with the largest contextual tfov. bresser 4 inch f 4.5 ar 102xs refractor visual observers’ review nov 24 2017 07:41 am by timverst for me, the 102sx is a solid, wide/rich-field travel scope. i’ll pimp up the finder-scope and dew shield, making this one a keeper. new moon telescopes 16”f/4 nov 24 2017 07:44 am by kreegan99 after purchasing my new moon telescopes 16” dob, the amount of observing hours i logged doubled easily. the scope performance is superb, but making it easy to setup, roll out, collimate, etc really makes the big difference in my very busy life. the ages of astrophotography 1839-2015 may 06 2017 05:51 am by refractorphill the author, stefan hughes, is a historian/ astronomer with a passion for astrophotography and genealogy (family tree research). his interest for ancestral research and the lineage of families gave rise to his first book "catchers of the light - the

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