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Cepheus to CassiopeiaCepheus to Cassiopeia is an absolutely gargantuan image spanning across huge swaths of our home galaxy, showing many different narrowband nebula that are very faint and rarely imaged together. This large image which covers several hundred times the size of the full moon provides context on how these different faint nebula interact with eachother. This image is a 35 panel mosaic captured in SHO narrowband, and it contains a huge number of the very

As a practical astrophotographer

The Corona is the outermost layer of the Sun’s atmosphere

when there isn't much else to look at

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As I capture new images

the question mark nebula

Sun-grazer comets are named for the fact that they have very close approaches with the sun

This print of the comet was captured from dark skies in the Texas hill country

The subtle contrast of darkness set against a black background requires pure darkness or immense time to capture well

2 degrees from the center of M31 and is located in the southeast of the galaxy

So this is a literal steal as far as images go

but that is not a good use of time