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The Large Magellanic Cloud
Posted by atalas
On 30 January 2010
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The Large Magellanic Cloud

 This shot of the Large Magellanic Clouds is a three panel mosaic and was taken from the dark skies of Yalbraith,N.S.W,Australia,

 

Exposures:    3 hours a panel/9 hours

 

Camera:        SXVF-M25c

 

Telescope:    FSQ106N

 

Mount:        AP600E

 

Software:    AstroArt/Registar/CS4

 

Thanks for looking

 

Louie

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  • oneida said:

    I can see why it is called a cloud.

    9:16 PM on February 7, 2010
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