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Old 30-01-2012, 09:37 PM
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Sn2011ja in NGC4945
Had this data for a while and since its been terrible weather decided to process it to see what I have. I was interested in the supernova in NGC4945 that was discovered recently. This data was accumulated on 2nd January 2012 (12:34-12:56am) and is 5x5min before the clouds rolled in.
First is a shot taken some time ago (cropped for comparison) and the next is the one with the SN. Blinking the image should make the SN stand out. My first attempt at this - used Registar to align the two photos.
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Old 30-01-2012, 09:50 PM
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This data was accumulated on 2nd February 2012 (12:34-12:56am)
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Wow Allan, I didn't know you could image the Future!

Thanks for the info and the images to see the SN
It shows up well
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Doh! Edited to January
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nice work Al
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Great capture Allan.

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I blinked for ten minutes .... but it was not the end I've seen. Nice work!
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nice work Al
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Great capture Allan.

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I blinked for ten minutes .... but it was not the end I've seen. Nice work!
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Nice capture Allan

It's fascinating to see the SN popping out like that.
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Nice shot Allan good to have the before and after shots well done
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