121. Linda's Astrophotography Site A basic guide to astrophotography, including images of comets, aurora, the planets, our moon, and constellations, all taken by the author. http://www.btinternet.com/~linda_davison/

122. Purcell's Driveway Astrophotography Welcome! to, Michael Purcell s Driveway astrophotography. Contact Michael Purcell. http://purcellmf.home.comcast.net/astro/

Welcome! to Michael Purcell's Driveway Astrophotography Contact Michael Purcell

123. Astrophotography By David Manifold astrophotography taken with the Meade 10inch SCT and TeleVue 85 mounted on the Losmandy G11 mount. http://www.davidmanifold.com/astrophotos3.htm

Dave Manifold's 10" SCT and Televue 85 Astrophotography Gallery Equipment Here is a photo of the basic equipment I use. On the G11 mount, I have the the Televue 85 mounted piggy back on the Meade 10 inch optical tube assembly. NIAG/Greatcon April 28, 2001. Photo courtesy of Craig Woodley Whirlpool Galaxy ( M51 ) Shot at Niag/Greatcon in North Central Indiana on April 28, 2001, this photograph is a composite of a 30 minute exposure and a 60 minute exposure taken with Kodak PPF 400 gas hypered film. I used the Meade 10 inch tube with the Giant Easy Guider at f/6.5. I scanned the negative at 1800 dpi, and enhanced it with Photoshop. Andromeda Galaxy ( M31 ) A favorite of amateur astronomers, this photo of the Andromeda galaxy was taken on October 17, 2001 at the CAS dark site known as Birdland. It is a composite of three 55 minute exposures on Kodak gas hypered PPF 400 pro film. Shot through the TV-85 at f/7.8 and auto guided with the STV this image was stacked in Registar and edited in Photoshop. The Tringulum Galaxy ( M33 ) Taken on November 7th 2002, this image of a spiral galaxy in our local group is a composite of three 60 minute exposures on Kodak Max 800 film. It was taken with the Televue 85 at f/5.6 and guided with the STV through the Meade 10 inch tube. Conditions were very windy with 20 mph gusts. Stacked in Registar and edited in Photoshop.

124. Amateur Astrophotography By Cees Bassa Welcome! This website is dedicated to astronomical photographs taken with simple equipment and under moderate conditions. Hopefully http://www.phys.uu.nl/~bassa/

Welcome! T his website is dedicated to astronomical photographs taken with simple equipment and under moderate conditions. H opefully my work will inspire other amateurs in this field to try for their own. E njoy! Cees Bassa New (July 21, 2001) June 21, 2001: A Total Solar Eclipse from Africa Site: July 11, 2001 Astronomy Picture of the Day Image: Eclipse Sequence Image: Eclipse 2001 Composite Image: Crepescular Rays Article: Total Solar Eclipse of June 21, 2001 Last Revised: July 21, 2001 Usage of this material by others without prior written consent or knowledge of the author is prohibited. Contact the author for information. APML Webring Previous Next Join Ring ... Ringmaster

125. Astronomy Pictures A collection of colorful CCD images of nebulae, galaxies, and star clusters. http://www.telescopes.cc

Astronomy Pictures Photographs by Matthew T. Russell Home Nebulae Galaxies Star Clusters ... My Equipment Welcome to The Baker Observatory, your Digital Universe. Welcome to my digital astro-image gallery. It is fascinating the objects that come to life through a telescope and a CCD camera. I have personally photographed every image on this site. Enjoy these images. New Images: M20 - The Trifid Nebula M13 - A Globular Cluster in Hercules Pluto NGC 4631 - An Edge-On Galaxy ... M42 - The Great Nebula in Orion Other Things: About the Baker Observatory Why you don't need another 8,000 street lights in your city Children's Astronomy Calibrate Your Monitor ... Clearsky Clock for Colorado Springs Questions or comments regarding this web site can be sent to matthewr@telescopes.cc Starscapes: where the night sky meets our terrestrial landscape. Garden of the Gods #1 Garden of the Gods #2 Garden of the Gods #3 Rocky Mountain Star Starre (RMSS) 2002

126. Astronomy And Astrophotography Solar, lunar, planetary, and deep sky images. http://astronomy16.tripod.com/index.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated They came to a round hole in the sky....glowing like fire. This, the Raven said... was a star. From Carl Sagans Cosmos. ASTROPHOTOS SOLAR LUNAR PLANETS DEEPSKY ... TERRESTRIAL A look at the Solar System Equipment I use. LOCATION 10' 58" N -97 0' 6" W LINKS: EDUCATIONAL AND GOVERNMENT: THE VOYAGER FAMILY PORTRAIT Images of the solar system from 4 billion miles, taken by the Voyager1 spacecraft Feb.04 1990. LIFT OFF TO SPACE EXPLORATION (NASA) Track the Space Shuttle, The ISS and Satellites. U.S. NAVAL OBSERVATORY Here you can calculate Sun/Moon rise/set times. NATIONAL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY For the Radio Astronomy enthusiast NATIONAL OPTICAL ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY BAD ASTRONOMY Heard about the Lunar landings being a hoax? Go here to see how to explain they weren't. SPACE WEATHER Science news and information about the Sun-Earth environment. THE UNIVERSE WITHIN 50000 LIGHT YEARS See where our star among the billions in our galaxy lies within the Milkyway. ASTRONOMY FOR KIDS KIDSASTRONOMY.COM

127. Arizona Astrophotography Arizona astrophotography. by Richard Payne. Current Images. The Astrophotographer. http://azastrophotography.com/

Arizona Astrophotography by Richard Payne Current Images The Astrophotographer Schmidt Camera Images I Schmidt Camera Images II ... Comet Images Last update : these images without prior written consent of the author is strictly prohibited, Contact Richard at mailto:astropix@msn.com for information on use. APML Webring Previous Next Join Ring ... Ringmaster

128. Robs Meade ETX90 Blog Photos and resources for amateur astrophotographers. http://www.etx90.com/

Robs Meade ETX90 Blog This is my personal Meade Etx90 amateur astronomy blog. meade etx90,etx90,etx,telescope,astronomy Click here to enter http://schlackman.net/etx90 mydomain.com - Register your domain name

129. PantherObservatory The sun, moon, planets, and deepsky images. http://panther-observatory.com

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130. John Chumack's Astrophotography Prints, Images, And Photos Galactic Images Logo, Astrongomy Adventures, Check out John s Art Show Schedule, recent astronomical and stellar events, Some Current and Past Projects, http://www.galacticimages.com/

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131. Moonbounce Weak Signal And Astrophotography By Mike Cook AF9Y AF9Y MoonBounce EME and astrophotography, FFTDSP and Weak Signal Software, Image Processing. MoonBounce (EME) * Weak Signal * astrophotography. http://www.webcom.com/af9y/

132. Can You Bind The Chains WorldClass film astrophotography. http://www.koyote.com/users/bobm/astro1.htm

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133. Calculations For Astrophotography You are here Legal Assistance on the Web Calculations for astrophotography. Calculations for astrophotography. This is a JavaScript http://www.philipstripling.com/astro.html

You are here: Legal Assistance on the Web Calculations for Astrophotography This is a JavaScript demonstration for calculating various measurements in astrophotography. The numbers you type in are not checked for accuracy, so if you type in wacky numbers, you are going to get wacky results. Be sure to enter numbers in the same units of measurement: if your aperture is in inches, but your focal length is in millimeters, your answers will be wrong. Generally, these formulae presume measurements in millimeters. Some definitions Eyepiece Projection Determining the focal length of the telescope/ camera system Determining the f-stop ... Links to astronomy sites First, some definitions: Term Definition F L Focal Length of the system of telescope/camera F T Focal Length of the telescope F P Focal Length of the eyepiece d Distance from the eyepiece to the film plane t The angular size of the object being viewed M Magnification q A constant used in the conversion from angular size to linear size S Linear size of the object being viewed A Aperture of the telescope f Focal ratio the system of telescope/camera (also called the f-stop) Calculations using eyepiece projection Determine the focal length To determine the focal length of your system if you are using eyepiece projection for your photography, you need some information to start. You need to know the distance from the eyepiece to the film plane. Many cameras have a mark to show where the film plane is in that camera; without that mark you cannot determine focal length. Using a millimeter ruler, measure from the film plane marker on the camera to the front mount where the lens is attached. Insert your eyepiece into your tele- converter and attach the T-mount (or other device which you will use to attach your camera to the converter. Then measure inside the tube from the eyepiece (careful not to scratch the lens) to the T-mount.

134. Astrophotography By Dave Dockery astrophotography by Dave Dockery. Latest Images and Info (New 4/04). Solar System. Nebulae and Clusters. Galaxies. Wide Field. Misc. My Equipment. Links. About Me. http://www.zianet.com/dave.dockery/Astrophotos.htm

Astrophotography by Dave Dockery Latest Images and Info (New 6/04) Solar System Nebulae and Clusters Galaxies Wide Field ... About Me © Dave Dockery 2004 The images contained in these web pages are mine and may only be used with my permission. Email questions or comments to: dave.dockery@zianet.com

135. Bert's Astrophotography Page Bert Verstraete s 8inch film astrophotography Page. Galaxies. The Home Galaxy. Looking toward the center of the Milky Way galaxy, facing http://www.zianet.com/verstraete/astro/

Bert Verstraete's 8-inch film Astrophotography Page Galaxies The Home Galaxy Looking toward the center of the Milky Way galaxy, facing south in summer, is the Sagittarius region . Behind this image's brightest region, a black hole lurks in the galaxy's core (probably). Looking along our spiral arm of our galaxy, is the Cygnus arm Overhead in winter Cassiopeia region The 'Local Group' of neighborhood galaxies Central portion of the giant Andromeda Galaxy . One of Andromeda's two satellite galaxies appears at the bottom, M32. The Pinwheel Galaxy Distant galaxies Spiral galaxy A central portion of the Virgo Cluster Faint image of distant Galaxies M65 and M66 Within the Milky Way Nebulae The large faint North America Nebula NGC 7000 The Rosette Nebula NGC 2237 The Horsehead Nebula IC 434 is an example of a dark nebula. The constellation Orion containing Barnard's Loop , the semi-circular area left of Orion's belt. The Omega (or Swan) Nebula The Trifid Nebula Star Birth Great nebula of Orion , the most famous star birthplace. This January 1999 image also contains the blue NGC 1973-75-77 gas cloud. The Eagle Nebula , another star birth region and site of one of the Hubble telescope's most famous images.

136. CCD Astronomy Contains messier, galaxy, planet, moon, comet images, plus several animations. http://www.astroccd.freeserve.co.uk/

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137. Joe Roberts Astrophotography Updated 11 November 2000. Joe Roberts astrophotography. Technical Articles astrophotography for Beginners. Introduction. Wide Field Fixed Tripod astrophotography. http://www.rocketroberts.com/astro/techart.htm

Updated 11 November 2000 Joe Roberts Astrophotography Technical Articles: Astrophotography for Beginners Introduction Have you seen some of the amazing photos that amateurs have taken and wish you could do the same? This article will help to get you started. In truth, astrophotography is a very specialized and demanding form of photography that can take years to master. The good news is that astrophotography has never been easier (mostly due to the vastly improved films available today). Even a beginner can get a shot today that would have been the envy of seasoned astrophotographers from the 1970's! Basic astrophotography takes only a minimum of special equipment, so you can get started with only a small investment. This page now contains information on the following two types of astrophotography: Wide Field Fixed Tripod Astrophotography Piggyback Astrophotography Additional articles will be added as time allows... Don't think you can do it? Check out what nine year old Meredith Lorenz did on her first attempt by clicking here Wide Field Fixed Tripod Astrophotography Wide Field Fixed Tripod Astrophotography is the simplest form of astrophotography. It is the ideal starting point because it takes only basic equipment, and even "first timers" can get very nice results!

138. MALAYSIA ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITON 2000 MALAYSIA astrophotography EXHIBITON 2000. A Pictorial Journey Into Outer Space. Kuala Lumpur . 10 countries . 361 astrophotography entries . http://earthstar.htmlplanet.com/KL.htm

Free Web site hosting - Freeservers.com Web Hosting - GlobalServers.com Choose an ISP NetZero High Speed Internet ... Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 MALAYSIA ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITON 2000 A Pictorial Journey Into Outer Space Kuala Lumpur . 26th to 29th October 2000 . The Mines Shopping Fair Porte Cochere Organized by StarHunter Astronomical Society of Selangor and Wilayah Persekutuan (SASSAW) LINK TO UPCOMING EVENT ASTRONOMY 2001 IN SINGAPORE 10 countries . 361 astrophotography entries . 51 participating astrophotographers AUSTRALIA CHINA HONG KONG Paul Mayo Qi Rui Carl Chan JAPAN KOREA MALAYSIA Yasuyoshi Fujimora Kwon O-Chul Sua Sin Zang UKRAINE TAIWAN THAILAND Vasilij Rumyantsev William Yang Thagoon Kidkao SINGAPORE Tan Wei Leong Link to more astrophotographs from the exhibition On Location EXHIBITON REPORT by Lin 25 October 2000... I'm looking forward to the exhibition in Kuala Lumpur. The event looks set to be a major turning point for astro-imaging in Asia. It apparently entered the local Guinness-style records for the most number of exhibition participants (over 50 individual astronomers) and the most number of astrophotographs (over 350 images) in one place. 31 October 2000...

139. Total Amateur Astrophotography Offers photo gallery, tips, astrophotography with a digital camera, image processing, and how to observe ISS and Iridium flares. http://astro.leszno.edu.pl/indexeng.html

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140. John's Observatory Includes images of sun, moon, planets, comets, and deep space. Also includes pictures of the construction of homemade observatory. http://www.watzkeonline.com/astrosite/

Hello, welcome to my site. I developed this site for a several reasons. One was to share my interest with others that have the same interest. Second, to spark interest in astronomy for those who are curious about the subject. And finally, to share some of the limited knowledge I have on the subject to help others make their transition into astronomy less frustrating than my experience. If you are new to astronomy, you will find yourself asking many questions about the type of equipment needed. I have a section of my site dedicated to this question. One should research this information carefully before deciding what type of equipment to purchase. This is very important if you want to get started off on the right foot in such an exciting and rewarding hobby. Please feel free to browse and make any comments that may help me to improve this site. If you require any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me. John Watzke jwatzke@watzkeonline.com

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