45 Minute Burger

[Peter Ward]

Much to my amazement it was clear In Sydney last night....but I noticed a little late....

But what to look at?? Another Eta Carina? ...no

A late night hamburger seemed in order.....but without the RGB lot at this stage....

only managed to get 45 minutes of luminance and amazed to catch a satellite trail at midnight (a seriously high flying bird! )

The link is here

With about an extra hour of luminance and 45 minutes in RGB, it should be quite tasty.

[atalas]

Yeah love the Leos's Pete....and this is off to great start

[Peter Ward]

Originally Posted by atalas

Yeah love the Leos's Pete....and this is off to great start

Ta Louie... I was a little surprised to the the diffuse satellite galaxy show up with just 9x 5 minute subs.

Makes me think the tidal tail might also be doable from my neck of the woods.

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Showing great promise Peter

Steve

[atalas]

Originally Posted by Peter Ward

Ta Louie... I was a little surprised to the the diffuse satellite galaxy show up with just 9x 5 minute subs.

Makes me think the tidal tail might also be doable from my neck of the woods.

Well,It is a 16" Pete but honestly mate I'd bet you a beer that you wont catch It in our skies....but hey I'd be happy to see you prove me wrong

[Placidus (Mike and Trish)]

That little satellite galaxy shows up well. Very rewarding night!

[alocky (Andrew lockwood)]

I've been trying to catch this one and it's buddies over the last few nights too. Lovely image, especially with such a short exposure, and the detail in the dust lane is exquisite! However - this is a hot dog. If you want a burger you need NGC5128.
cheers,
Andrew.

[Peter Ward]

Originally Posted by alocky

I've been trying to catch this one and it's buddies over the last few nights too. Lovely image, especially with such a short exposure, and the detail in the dust lane is exquisite! However - this is a hot dog. If you want a burger you need NGC5128.
cheers,
Andrew.

Thanks Andrew....How about a pie floater?

Originally Posted by Placidus

That little satellite galaxy shows up well. Very rewarding night!

Ta M&T..... but as they say in Little Britain "computer says no" for more data

(attached from my all-sky cam image looks bleak )