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Originally Posted by Bolts_Tweed
Nice Martin - really nice
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Thank you Mark
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Originally Posted by Garyh
Looks very pretty Martin!
I must sell the two kids as well and get a ccd!
cheers Gary
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Thank you Gary, I think that you get more for copper than for kids these days
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Originally Posted by TheDecepticon
That is quite good. The QHY9 looks like it is working ok for you. |
Thank you Gray
I hope you are going to have as much fun as me with your QHY9
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Originally Posted by wasyoungonce
Two...I have 3! All girls. 
One is uni educated going on to masters...must be worth something in a sale.
One has just started Tafe and will probably end up owning her own business..she is very world savy so her worth is in the future; and
One still at school (year 8)who is probably more intelligent than all our family members put together...loves maths & science and is damn good at them.
So which one will I make a good cash price on...they are all blondes! 
And will this cover the costs of a good CCD?  |
Brendan those industries are not interested in smart girls
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Originally Posted by mithrandir
Maybe, but you would have got a better price if you'd sold them earlier.
"Women! How much for the women? The little girl. How much for the little girl?" - Jake, The Blues Brothers. |
As above
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Originally Posted by Bassnut
Good work Mill, tight as.
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Thank you Fred for the kind words
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Originally Posted by Octane
In my limited experience, globular clusters have been difficult to image.
You've done a wonderful job here.
Onya, Martin.
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Thanks Humayun
The imaging is fairly easy (put the times in and hit the button) it is the processing that does it
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Originally Posted by zipdrive
Beautiful capture, well done!
Always wondered why they don't collapse into a blackhole or something..  |
Thank you zip
they hit each other but there is no black hole in there to my knowledge.
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Originally Posted by strongmanmike
Ahhh Omega....isn't she cute? 
Nah, that's a fine version of the cluster Marty, nice work.
Mike |
Thank you Mike
It is easier to practice on known and easy/big objects (baby steps for me Mike
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