RC-GN 1060 galaxy cluster

[tilbrook@rbe.ne (Justin Tilbrook)]

Outstanding Joshua!

Great processing, and colour balance.

Cheers,

Justin.

[Joshua Bunn (Joshua)]

Originally Posted by Stevec35

Now that's fantastic work Joshua! Just beautiful!

Cheers

Steve

It is a beautiful field. Thanks Steven.

Originally Posted by batema

Beautiful image Josh and fantastic looking set up.

Mark

Thankyou Mark, Its great being amongst the bush.

Originally Posted by Regulus

Joshua, that is superb.

Thankyou Trevor, Appreciate the comments.

Originally Posted by AstroJason

Amazing image Joshua, really top shelf stuff that!

Thanks Jason, The gear is working Beautifully.

Originally Posted by Peter Ward

A very slick image.

You've done well

Appreciate your thoughts, Thanks Peter.

Originally Posted by Rod771

That's fantastic Joshua , Well done

Thanking you Rod.

Originally Posted by tilbrook@rbe.ne

Outstanding Joshua!

Great processing, and colour balance.

Cheers,

Justin.

Its a beautiful little cluster, thanks Justin.

[gregbradley]

Awesome work Josh. Love that yellow star it adds interest.

Greg.

[Asterix2020 (Paul)]

Josh, thanks for the Hubble pic. It almost looks like one galaxy in front of the other. Was there any more information where you found the pic?

[astronobob (Bob)]

Totally Phenomenal View Joshua
hey whats that galaxy a bit to the left of the lower 2nd brightest star, looks like two galaxies colliding or something ?
What an amaizing Image, major credit

[mithrandir (Andrew)]

Great image Josh.
The two bright stars are HD92036 and HD91964.
The more easily identified objects are NGC 3307, NGC 3308, NGC 3309, NGC 3311, NGC 3312, NGC 3314, NGC 3317, NGC 3316, and IC 629
Simbad puts 118 galaxies within 30 arcmin of the image centre.

[Joshua Bunn (Joshua)]

Originally Posted by gregbradley

Awesome work Josh. Love that yellow star it adds interest.

Greg.

It makes a statement hey, Thanks Greg.

Originally Posted by Asterix2020

Josh, thanks for the Hubble pic. It almost looks like one galaxy in front of the other. Was there any more information where you found the pic?

I got the picture from a CD but the galaxy is NGC 3314

Originally Posted by astronobob

Totally Phenomenal View Joshua
hey whats that galaxy a bit to the left of the lower 2nd brightest star, looks like two galaxies colliding or something ?
What an amaizing Image, major credit

Thanks Bob. Its NGC 3314

Originally Posted by mithrandir

Great image Josh.
The two bright stars are HD92036 and HD91964.
The more easily identified objects are NGC 3307, NGC 3308, NGC 3309, NGC 3311, NGC 3312, NGC 3314, NGC 3317, NGC 3316, and IC 629
Simbad puts 118 galaxies within 30 arcsec of the image centre.

Thankyou Andrew for that. 30 arcsec or 30 arcmin? 118 is heaps for 1/2 an arcmin isn't it?

[mithrandir (Andrew)]

Originally Posted by Joshua Bunn

Thankyou Andrew for that. 30 arcsec or 30 arcmin? 118 is heaps for 1/2 an arcmin isn't it?

You're right Josh. My typo. Will fix.

[marc4darkskies (Marcus)]

You're firing on all cylinders now Josh! A lovely job on another beautiful galaxy field!

[Joshua Bunn (Joshua)]

Originally Posted by marc4darkskies

You're firing on all cylinders now Josh! A lovely job on another beautiful galaxy field!

Thankyou Marc, your rig will eat these galaxies for entree.