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NGC 4565 – The Needle Galaxy is an edge-on spiral galaxy between 30 to 50 million light years away located in the Coma Berenices constellation. Details: Comprised of 10 minute exposures for each filter: 12x Red, 10x Green, 11x Blue, and 10x Luminance. Captured the nights of 18 and 19 Read more…
NGC 3628 – The Hamburger Galaxy (also called Sarah’s Galaxy) is an unbarred spiral galaxy located about 35 million light years away from Earth in the constellation Leo. Although pictured alone here (due to narrow field of view of my telescope setup), it is part of a group of galaxies Read more…
The Leo Quartet consists of a collection of 4 galaxies located in the constellation of Leo. The galaxies are NGC3185, NGC3187, NGC3190 and NGC3193. Note that NGC3185 is out of frame in this image, but the remaining items are:Top Left: NGC 3193 (Galaxy) – 99.5 million light years awayTop Right: Read more…
I wanted to share some additional insights I’ve garnered on Starlink service. Some of it from a YouTube video / its description (Thanks to Phil Armishaw for posting it in a comment on my December Starlink update), and some from a support ticket I opened with Starlink. Do I get Read more…
In case you’re not a follower of Morton’s on the Move, I wanted to bring Tom Morton’s latest experiments your attention. For those that don’t know, Tom has an electrical engineering background and has made many videos / blog posts on his upgrades, to include Solar, LiPo batteries ( first Read more…
Today, we have the unenviable task of taking apart, clearing old sealant, and re-sealing / reassembling a shower! wooo hoooo…