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The 7 PM session at the Meade telescope,
Jupiter rising in the background. |
Thursday lab was fortunate to have very clear (but cold!) skies for their second observing session. Both 7 and 8 PM groups had a sky tour, looked at Jupiter and moons through a Meade 8" telescope, and then focused on taking an image with the SBIG 402 CCD camera. The 7 PM group also got a look at what Dr. Marschall was doing with the research telescope. Here a some of the results of our labors. The targets were globular cluster
M15 and planetary nebula
M27.
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M15, unfiltered, 24-sec exposure. |
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M15, combo of 3 16-sec exposures through RGB filters. |
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M27, combo of 3 18-sec exposures through RGB filters. |
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