Another IIS member APOD (Dietmar)

[Bassnut]

Its getting out of hand :), IIS will be block-booking shortly :D.

Congrats to Dietmar Hagar for his NGC 3718 (http://www.kopernik.org/images/archive/n3718.htm)

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/

Cheers

[iceman]

hehe http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=30238

too slow freddo!

[Bassnut]

Duh Mike, but now he actually HAS an APOD, not just your (scary) prediction :thumbsup:.

[iceman]

Check the last post ;)

[Bassnut]

Buger, 2nd page, sorry, Doh, sooo embarising :whistle:, anyway, deserves a 2nd mention :).

[iceman]

Indeed it does.. such a special image. It even has stars ;)

[Bassnut]

punk :poke::D:love:

[Dietmar]

...thanks Freddo
for pointng this out to the group!
I apprecitae that!

[jase]

Dietz, most excellent piece of work in which is truly worthy of such recognition. Well done.

[skwinty]

Hi Dieter
Congrats on your APOD picture.
Great effort!!

[strongmanmike]

Nice one Diet but this isn't your first APOD is it..?

This really is a lovely image of this galaxy grouping :thumbsup: Reminds me of Centaurus A a bit actually.

When did you send this image to Jerry and Rob at APOD, back in March or just recently?

Mike

[Dietmar]

thanks everyone!
Mike, I submit it after my first processing attempt in march and re-submit it recently after I laid hands on it in a second (actually third) time, bringing out a bit more details and correcting some star-issues.
ah...yes: it is not the first apod...it is the third, yet...*ggg*

[glenc]

Great work Dietmar. :thumbsup:

[Ric]

Well done Dietz, a wonderful achievement for all your hard work.

We are certainly developing a forum of very esteemed imagers.

I wonder who will be next?

[Dietmar]

thanks Glen and Ric!

[Matty P]

Well done Dietmar, a wonderful achievement.

:thumbsup:

[Dietmar]

...thanksMatty