M31: Andromeda Galaxy M31: The closest and the brightest spiral galaxy that can be seen from Korea. It is also naked-eye galaxy, which the spiral disk can be easily observed without any instrument. 2018-09-08 (KST, GMT+9:00), Hwacheon, Korea CCD: QHYCCD QHY16200A (-20°C) Telescope: Takahashi FSQ-106ED (d=106mm, fl=530mm, f/5.0) Filter: L, R, G, B Mount: CRUX-170HD […]
Small Magellanic Cloud Small Magellanic Cloud, one of the closest galaxy from the milky way, with 47 Tuc, one of the brightest globular cluster. 2018-01-21 (AWST, GMT+8:00), Badgingarra, Western Australia CCD: QHYCCD QHY16200A (-20°C) Telescope: Takahashi FSQ-106ED F3RD (d=106mm, fl=320mm, f/3.0) Filter: L, R, G, B, Ha Mount: CRUX-170HD with Titan TCS, QHYOAG-M+QHY5L-II, PHD2 autoguided […]
Large Magellanic Cloud Large Magellanic Cloud, LMC is one of the closest galaxy from the milky way. 2018-01-17 – 2018-01-19 (AWST, GMT+8:00), Paynes Find, Western Australia / Mount Magnet, Western Australia CCD: QHYCCD QHY16200A (-20°C) Telescope: Takahashi FSQ-106ED F3RD (d=106mm, fl=320mm, f/3.0) Filter: L, R, G, B, Ha Mount: CRUX-170HD with Titan TCS, QHYOAG-M+QHY5L-II, PHD2 […]
Bode & Cigar: M81, M82 Bode’s galaxy: M81 (left) and Cigar galaxy: M82 (right) 2017-04-29, Hongcheon, Korea CCD: SBIG STF-8300M (-20°C) Telescope: Takahashi FS-60CB w/ Flattener (d=60mm, fl=374mm) Filter: Baader L, R, G, B Mount: iOptron CEM25P, QHY5L-II, PHD2 autoguided Exposure L: 300s * 11 R: 300s * 5 G: 300s * 5 B: 300s […]
