Just got this along with Mrs Butterworth lite syrup. 6 carbs per 4 inch pancake and 11 carbs per ounce of syrup. It’s 3 hours since eating the pancake and a banana. Still at 105. No sugar alcohols either. But it’s expensive. 7 packets cost $15. But for an occasional meal it works for me.
It’s been said that the reason Earth has a rotation is because of the impact and reformation of the Moon. There’s a formula out there that says intelligent life exists on planets outside our galaxy. But I’m wondering if for a planet to rotate without a collision of a large object like the Moon.
This is my first attempt at Narrowband. 40 minutes in each channel combined with luminance data.
Last month I captured my first set of images with sho Antilla 3 nm filters. I don’t have a lot of data, 4 hours across LSHO. I’m struggling with the Pixinsight workflow. First, would you prefer SHO or HOO? Second, can anyone recommend a YouTube video showing the Pixinsight workflow? I’ve had good success doing LRGB. Thanks.
My first time imaging the Pleiades with my Carbonstar 200 and ASI 2600 mc pro.
This was taken some months ago and is my first attempt at mosaic imaging. Was waiting a long time for my QHY268m to return from China after repairs. So I bought the ASI 2600 mc pro. Details are in Astrobin metadata.
Been spending money like it’s water this year. Bought a Carbonstar 200 with field flattener in January. Got the dew shield a month later. This week, being unsatisfied with the slop in the focus knobs when using a Primaluce Sesto 3, I bought a Moonlite 2 inch motorized Crayford focuser. $800!
Never spent so much on the tube assembly. Also since the camera shown, QHY268m with filter wheel,was making being repaired for 6 months, I bought a n ASI 260mc pro. Oh and sitting on top is a William Optics Zenithstar 73. I bought that last year. Boy, astrophotography gets very expensive very fast! Btw, the mount is a 25 year old Losmandy G11 with high precision worm. There’s $4000 in the mount and $4000 sitting on top of it!