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  1. Il VLT punta l'obiettivo sulla vicina Galassia del Triangolo

    #m33 @astronomia

    Una nuova immagine ravvicinata della galassia del Triangolo, ripresa dal Very Large Telescope (VLT) dell’ESO, mostra l’intreccio di gas e polvere che determina la nascita delle stelle e l’evoluzione delle galassie.

    umbertogaetani.substack.com/p/

  2. Il VLT punta l'obiettivo sulla vicina Galassia del Triangolo

    #m33 @astronomia

    Una nuova immagine ravvicinata della galassia del Triangolo, ripresa dal Very Large Telescope (VLT) dell’ESO, mostra l’intreccio di gas e polvere che determina la nascita delle stelle e l’evoluzione delle galassie.

    umbertogaetani.substack.com/p/

  3. Il VLT punta l'obiettivo sulla vicina Galassia del Triangolo

    #m33 @astronomia

    Una nuova immagine ravvicinata della galassia del Triangolo, ripresa dal Very Large Telescope (VLT) dell’ESO, mostra l’intreccio di gas e polvere che determina la nascita delle stelle e l’evoluzione delle galassie.

    umbertogaetani.substack.com/p/

  4. Il VLT punta l'obiettivo sulla vicina Galassia del Triangolo

    #m33 @astronomia

    Una nuova immagine ravvicinata della galassia del Triangolo, ripresa dal Very Large Telescope (VLT) dell’ESO, mostra l’intreccio di gas e polvere che determina la nascita delle stelle e l’evoluzione delle galassie.

    umbertogaetani.substack.com/p/

  5. Today's Flickr photo with the most hits was taken in Portsmouth Naval Dockyard: HMS M33. She was built during the First World War as a monitor (ship designed for shallow water bombardment).

    #Porstmouth #HMSM33 #ship #WWI #navy #monitor #M33

  6. Today's Flickr photo with the most hits was taken in Portsmouth Naval Dockyard: HMS M33. She was built during the First World War as a monitor (ship designed for shallow water bombardment).

    #Porstmouth #HMSM33 #ship #WWI #navy #monitor #M33

  7. Today's Flickr photo with the most hits was taken in Portsmouth Naval Dockyard: HMS M33. She was built during the First World War as a monitor (ship designed for shallow water bombardment).

    #Porstmouth #HMSM33 #ship #WWI #navy #monitor #M33

  8. Using a digital telescope this is my first photo of M33 using a few dozen stacked images over 30 minutes, and only in-app processing. It is not suppose to be AI enhanced. I really liked how easy it was to capture something that is so difficult to see with the naked eye.

    https://aronwarren.com/2025/11/29/first-m33-photograph/

  9. @PhilipPugh
    That's very good. I've had explained to me that M33 has a spread out and low surface brightness, explaining my difficulties in trying to observe it in the past.

    Here is a photo of #M33 I produced by stacking images from the #MicroObservatory archive. It's a more difficult target than you might suspect.

  10. @PhilipPugh
    That's very good. I've had explained to me that M33 has a spread out and low surface brightness, explaining my difficulties in trying to observe it in the past.

    Here is a photo of #M33 I produced by stacking images from the #MicroObservatory archive. It's a more difficult target than you might suspect.

  11. @PhilipPugh
    That's very good. I've had explained to me that M33 has a spread out and low surface brightness, explaining my difficulties in trying to observe it in the past.

    Here is a photo of #M33 I produced by stacking images from the #MicroObservatory archive. It's a more difficult target than you might suspect.

  12. @PhilipPugh
    That's very good. I've had explained to me that M33 has a spread out and low surface brightness, explaining my difficulties in trying to observe it in the past.

    Here is a photo of #M33 I produced by stacking images from the #MicroObservatory archive. It's a more difficult target than you might suspect.

  13. @PhilipPugh
    That's very good. I've had explained to me that M33 has a spread out and low surface brightness, explaining my difficulties in trying to observe it in the past.

    Here is a photo of #M33 I produced by stacking images from the #MicroObservatory archive. It's a more difficult target than you might suspect.

  14. This morning, as I emerge from a week of HMPV (a respiratory illness), I have an unusual (for me) treat.

    Last night, while I slept, I had my #Dwarf3 up on the patio roof just outside the door to the games room I am isolating in. The games room is elevated, so the patio roof is at eye level. This makes it perfect for putting the telescope on, and then crawling into bed. The downside is that the field of view is quite limited, as the games room roof overhangs the patio roof by a goodly amount.

    But the view to the North and East is not bad. And it turns out that, while Andromeda is blocked by the houses next door, #M33 is not.

    Now here in Perth, it does not get very far above the horizon at the best of times, but last night I managed to snag an hour and a half of it.

    (Edited to include what I've been sick with.)

    So here we are: The #TriangulumGalaxy , Dwarf3 #SmartTelescope . Postprocessed in the #DwarfLab #StellarStudio, #Snapseed, and #GooglePhotos

    #Astronomy #Astrodon #astrophotography

  15. This morning, as I emerge from a week of HMPV (a respiratory illness), I have an unusual (for me) treat.

    Last night, while I slept, I had my #Dwarf3 up on the patio roof just outside the door to the games room I am isolating in. The games room is elevated, so the patio roof is at eye level. This makes it perfect for putting the telescope on, and then crawling into bed. The downside is that the field of view is quite limited, as the games room roof overhangs the patio roof by a goodly amount.

    But the view to the North and East is not bad. And it turns out that, while Andromeda is blocked by the houses next door, #M33 is not.

    Now here in Perth, it does not get very far above the horizon at the best of times, but last night I managed to snag an hour and a half of it.

    (Edited to include what I've been sick with.)

    So here we are: The #TriangulumGalaxy , Dwarf3 #SmartTelescope . Postprocessed in the #DwarfLab #StellarStudio, #Snapseed, and #GooglePhotos

    #Astronomy #Astrodon #astrophotography

  16. This morning, as I emerge from a week of HMPV (a respiratory illness), I have an unusual (for me) treat.

    Last night, while I slept, I had my #Dwarf3 up on the patio roof just outside the door to the games room I am isolating in. The games room is elevated, so the patio roof is at eye level. This makes it perfect for putting the telescope on, and then crawling into bed. The downside is that the field of view is quite limited, as the games room roof overhangs the patio roof by a goodly amount.

    But the view to the North and East is not bad. And it turns out that, while Andromeda is blocked by the houses next door, #M33 is not.

    Now here in Perth, it does not get very far above the horizon at the best of times, but last night I managed to snag an hour and a half of it.

    (Edited to include what I've been sick with.)

    So here we are: The #TriangulumGalaxy , Dwarf3 #SmartTelescope . Postprocessed in the #DwarfLab #StellarStudio, #Snapseed, and #GooglePhotos

    #Astronomy #Astrodon #astrophotography

  17. This morning, as I emerge from a week of HMPV (a respiratory illness), I have an unusual (for me) treat.

    Last night, while I slept, I had my #Dwarf3 up on the patio roof just outside the door to the games room I am isolating in. The games room is elevated, so the patio roof is at eye level. This makes it perfect for putting the telescope on, and then crawling into bed. The downside is that the field of view is quite limited, as the games room roof overhangs the patio roof by a goodly amount.

    But the view to the North and East is not bad. And it turns out that, while Andromeda is blocked by the houses next door, #M33 is not.

    Now here in Perth, it does not get very far above the horizon at the best of times, but last night I managed to snag an hour and a half of it.

    (Edited to include what I've been sick with.)

    So here we are: The #TriangulumGalaxy , Dwarf3 #SmartTelescope . Postprocessed in the #DwarfLab #StellarStudio, #Snapseed, and #GooglePhotos

    #Astronomy #Astrodon #astrophotography

  18. This morning, as I emerge from a week of HMPV (a respiratory illness), I have an unusual (for me) treat.

    Last night, while I slept, I had my #Dwarf3 up on the patio roof just outside the door to the games room I am isolating in. The games room is elevated, so the patio roof is at eye level. This makes it perfect for putting the telescope on, and then crawling into bed. The downside is that the field of view is quite limited, as the games room roof overhangs the patio roof by a goodly amount.

    But the view to the North and East is not bad. And it turns out that, while Andromeda is blocked by the houses next door, #M33 is not.

    Now here in Perth, it does not get very far above the horizon at the best of times, but last night I managed to snag an hour and a half of it.

    (Edited to include what I've been sick with.)

    So here we are: The #TriangulumGalaxy , Dwarf3 #SmartTelescope . Postprocessed in the #DwarfLab #StellarStudio, #Snapseed, and #GooglePhotos

    #Astronomy #Astrodon #astrophotography

  19. Meet the neighbours. Just a quick little stack of the Triangulum Galaxy M 33 under the glorious skies of the Okie-Tex Star Party. #astrophotography #seestar #m33

  20. Meet the neighbours. Just a quick little stack of the Triangulum Galaxy M 33 under the glorious skies of the Okie-Tex Star Party. #astrophotography #seestar #m33

  21. #ZodiacalLight from #Oxfordshire, UK on 25th Feb '25. It's the faint triangle of light that extends up from #Venus to the Pleiades, caused by sunlight reflecting off #InterplanetaryDust. It's a challenge from here because of increasing light pollution. 39x25sec + 20 darks, Canon 1100D +10mm lens. #Jupiter, #Uranus, #M31 the #AndromedaGalaxy & #M33 the #TriangulumGalaxy are also visible in the image. Click to expand the image and see the labelled version alongside

  22. #ZodiacalLight from #Oxfordshire, UK on 25th Feb '25. It's the faint triangle of light that extends up from #Venus to the Pleiades, caused by sunlight reflecting off #InterplanetaryDust. It's a challenge from here because of increasing light pollution. 39x25sec + 20 darks, Canon 1100D +10mm lens. #Jupiter, #Uranus, #M31 the #AndromedaGalaxy & #M33 the #TriangulumGalaxy are also visible in the image. Click to expand the image and see the labelled version alongside

  23. #ZodiacalLight from #Oxfordshire, UK on 25th Feb '25. It's the faint triangle of light that extends up from #Venus to the Pleiades, caused by sunlight reflecting off #InterplanetaryDust. It's a challenge from here because of increasing light pollution. 39x25sec + 20 darks, Canon 1100D +10mm lens. #Jupiter, #Uranus, #M31 the #AndromedaGalaxy & #M33 the #TriangulumGalaxy are also visible in the image. Click to expand the image and see the labelled version alongside