Omega Centauri
Omega Centauri is clearly the most magnificent of the Globular Clusters. This is primarily a southern hemisphere object but I was able to "catch it" when it transited at just 10 degrees!
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Image Data
- Exposures
- 21 minutes total (6 x 60 sec. Clear, 5 x 60 sec. RGB).
- RGB
- Imaged at 1:1:1, processed at .91:1.00:2.06.
- Telescope
- TOA-130
- Mount
- NJP Temma 2.
- Guiding
- N/A
- Filters
- Sbig.
- Camera
- ST10XE.
- Location
- DeerRun Observatory
- Taken
- 4/2/03.
- Software
- software
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by Tom Teters
on Sun, Feb 20th 2011, 18:45
Whew!! Great shot, so HARD to get this one as low as it is. I picked it up for 5 minutes and CCD'd it at 1* 20' altitude. It's the AL Glob. pin,