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Reply to M45 The Pleiades by defnotsandis
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yourstrulyjulie t1_j93wtxx wrote
Reply to comment by Lunapio in M45 The Pleiades by defnotsandis
I agree. It’s very beautiful.
Lunapio t1_j93v8wk wrote
Reply to comment by defnotsandis in M45 The Pleiades by defnotsandis
This is really nice,thank you for this
JELLOGIANT t1_j93ufd7 wrote
Beautiful
But also…
Looks like fake glasses and nose disguise.
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defnotsandis OP t1_j93tuqo wrote
Reply to M45 The Pleiades by defnotsandis
Came out much nicer than my previous attempt even though I used the exact same setup and took it from a more light-polluted location. Still lots to improve.
Equipment
- Camera: ZWO ASI533MC Pro (unity gain, -10°C)
- Telescope: William Optics Redcat 51 APO 250mm f/4.9
- Mount: Sky-Watcher AZ-GTi w/ EQ wedge
- Guide scope: ZWO Mini Guide Scope
- Guide camera: ZWO ASI120MM-Mini
- Control: ASIAIR Pro
Acquisition
- 24 January 2023
- Taken from Funchal, Madeira, Portugal (Bortle 7)
- Lights: 104 x 180s
- Darks, Flats
Processing
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PixInsight
- WBPP
- DynamicBackgroundExtraction
- SpectrophotometricColorCalibration
- BlurXTerminator
- HistogramTransformation
- CurvesTransformation on saturation
- StarXTerminator
- Star reduction using Bill Blanshan's script
- PixelMath to combine starless and stars
- SCNR
- NoiseXTerminator
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Pixelmator Pro
- Adjust highlights, shadows and black point
- Crop
Astrobin - https://www.astrobin.com/users/notsandis/
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/notsandis/
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Otherwise-Presence56 t1_j93pmh1 wrote
Reply to comment by powerman228 in NEW JWST DEEP FIELD - Pandora's Cluster by GeoGeoGeoGeo
Multiple/ stacked exposures is what I read.
skillywilly56 t1_j93l2yl wrote
Reply to comment by FleetingSentience in Webb telescope sees once invisible structures inside spiral galaxies | CNN by donutloop
We would give it the good ol college try though!
“Fire photon torpedos! Not a full spread though, we are trying to keep costs low and get maximum ROI. For the investors Number 1!”
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Reply to comment by MostPerturbatory in Webb telescope sees once invisible structures inside spiral galaxies | CNN by donutloop
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FleetingSentience t1_j93jqc3 wrote
Reply to comment by skillywilly56 in Webb telescope sees once invisible structures inside spiral galaxies | CNN by donutloop
If we make contact with aliens its because they're able to contact us, which means they're way more technologically advanced than us.
They probably also went through some sort of an evolution process and are probably all too familiar with predation and violent power struggles, whether or not that it's in their distant past.
So they're likely equipped to cope with human hostilities and not niave enough to be caught off guard by it. We're not enslaving any extraterrestrials.
MostPerturbatory t1_j93gmh8 wrote
Reply to comment by skillywilly56 in Webb telescope sees once invisible structures inside spiral galaxies | CNN by donutloop
Plenty of resources out there for everyone, zero reason to compete.
Ari76L t1_j93fohy wrote
Reply to comment by King_Pecca in Webb telescope sees once invisible structures inside spiral galaxies | CNN by donutloop
I keep feeling bad for people that got slaughtered by barbarians and am thankful we didn’t live during that era but the chance of that happening to us by aliens is not likely but not zero. Nightmare fuel
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Reply to comment by HoneyWheresMyWallet in Hubble Snaps Rare View of 3 Galaxies on a Collision Course by Sarkhana
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skillywilly56 t1_j93dfrt wrote
Reply to comment by MostPerturbatory in Webb telescope sees once invisible structures inside spiral galaxies | CNN by donutloop
They wouldn’t be our enemies, they would be our competitors and given how we have treated our own species, let alone the other species which inhabit this planet alongside us (we ate or killed the majority of them) the likely scenario is WE would either eat, kill or enslave them.
This scenario is guaranteed if contact is made by Americans first
skillywilly56 t1_j93cn7o wrote
Reply to comment by Supreme_Primate in Webb telescope sees once invisible structures inside spiral galaxies | CNN by donutloop
We would probably eat them as we have done to everything else on this planet
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bzzhuh t1_j9394c8 wrote
Reply to comment by MostPerturbatory in Webb telescope sees once invisible structures inside spiral galaxies | CNN by donutloop
If we can find a way to make being space friends profitable then it's possible I guess. But otherwise I think it's more likely they're declared as enemies.
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King_Pecca t1_j935nio wrote
Reply to comment by Supreme_Primate in Webb telescope sees once invisible structures inside spiral galaxies | CNN by donutloop
Now random thoughts come to my mind of how Europeans discovered the Americas. In my vision not to gain more knowledge, but for more power. Alas.
sneakky_krumpet t1_j93549c wrote
Reply to comment by Nemo_Shadows in Webb telescope sees once invisible structures inside spiral galaxies | CNN by donutloop
Mainstream media does typically give clickbaity titles to space news, but CNN did label this article "...once invisible" and yeah the IR capabilities of the Webb telescope does indead allow us to see (detect) things that were literally invisible to other telescopes like Hubble
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