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Antares is a red supergiant star in the constellation Scorpius, the scorpion. Antares represents the heart of the animal, perhaps due in part to its color. Two open star clusters appear to be nearby--if Antares is the center of a clock, a large cluster is seen at 2:30 and a smaller, closer cluster at 1:00.
Antares is both bright and conspicuously red or red/orange, and nearby gaseous clouds take on that color.
The bright star twice the distance of the large star cluster at 2:00 is Alniyat, which illuminates both blue and red clouds. Directly above Antares in this photo is 5-Oph, and it is embedded in a cloud that glows blue, near dense, cold clouds that do not glow and block light from stars behind them.
Antares is much larger than our sun. If Antares was at the center of our solar system, its outer perimeter would be between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter--that is, instead of being 93 million miles from the sun, we would be inside of Antares.
This cluster of stars and clouds can be seen all summer, just to the right of the Milky Way above the southern horizon.
This post is a composite of 47 exposures, each 120 sec, f/4.0, ISO 1600, composited by Starry Sky Stacker. Photographed from the rim of the Little Grand Canyon on the San Rafael Swell.
Just seconds before the sun slips behind the Cerbat Mountains, a long eastbound stack train crests the hill out of Kingman, AZ, and the Hualapai Valley.
BNSF 7292 East - Q LACNWH 6 15L - Antares, Arizona
As Hibernia was getting off the ground last March, Alvaro posted their Baserunner, and I loved everything about it. I just had to build one, so I added a removable bed covering to the chassis that still allowed for some cargo to be stowed underneath.
Built for Hibernia: Antares Union Outpost display at BrickFair Virginia 2021.
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A magical place where trains actually beat the sunset, not Colorado.
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Antares, AZ
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I aligned my star tracker as best I could and took 7 30 second frames which I stacked in Photoshop and edited in Lightroom. 135mm lens at f/2.0
La ermita de Antares. Aun me queda mucho por aprender en estas tomas de cielo, pero comprenderme que aun estoy flipando con lo que sale de la cámara.......iremos mejorando procesado y toma poco a poco.
En esta ermitantares donde pisaron no hace mucho dos amigos y referentes como son @eldelron y @horaciolander va por vosotros compañeros.
Donde nos pusimos cara los compis @marius.isp y @rscj.photo y donde pude dar un abrazo a los compis nocturnos Juan y Carlos @shadowsoflight.lap .
Echamos unas risas junto al gran @jl_martinez2011 (las ruedas más duras del asfalto español) y mis inseparables @marco_a_carpena (meticuloso y concienzudo como te admiro compañero) y @josequilon (si algo existe y esta en el maps.....esta en el mapa de Jose. Disfrutaremos km a km)
Sunset is just minutes away as BNSF's San Bernardino to Alliance Z-Train races east into the big sweeping curve at Antares, Arizona, on February 5, 2021.
Antares, Arizona
Z SBDALT9 05L
This a reprocessed version of an image I took last year. I have made progress by using a dedicated astro-processing software now. This way I can stay closer to the actual colors that are found in space and overall produce a more pleasing image.
The pentacon of stars include the super giant star Antares in the constellation of Scorpio, the globular cluster Messier 4, the more distant globular cluster NGC6144, and the star Alniyat, also part of the Scorpio constellation. It is one of the most colorful regions of the night sky.
This is only 45 minutes of integration time, or 45 one minute exposures.
I can't wait for summer, when I can aim my camera at Scorpio again and take several hours worth of exposures.
Night launch of Northrop Grumman's Antares Rocket from NASA's Wallops Island facility taken from Virginia's Eastern Shore. This launch will use the Cygnus cargo freighter to resupply the International Space Station.
02Oct2020
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Antares is a massive, red super-giant star, the brightest in the constellation of Scorpio and one of the brightest stars in the night sky. It's located approximately 550 light-years from Earth and is known for its reddish hue, which has earned it the nickname "the heart of the scorpion".
Visually close to it is a globular cluster by the name of Messier 4, it's true distance is estimated to be around 6000 light years. The second, smaller cluster visible through the dust in the 1 o'clock position from Antares is NGC 6144 and that one is about 33000 light years away. The entire region of the sky is rich in interstellar dust, some of which is illuminated by Antares.
I took 45 sixty second exposures along with the obligatory dark and flat frames, and processed everything in Starry Landscape Stacker, Photoshop and Lightroom.
A vintage Nikkor 300mm f4.5
Sony A 6400 camera
IOptron Star Tracker Pro
Bulb timer
D750 IR mod., Samyang 135mm, F2.0 ED UMC, Polalie U
Foreground & Sky: 120sec, ISO 3200, F4.0, Light, Dark, Flat, Flat Dark, Bias
PixInsight, Photoshop
More experiments with deep sky targets! This is a stack of 4 shots, each 12 minutes at f/4, ISO400. Sigma lens, Celestron CGEM2 mount with a ZWO guide camera for autoguiding. I tried at f/2.8 but I did notice just a little coma which seems gone at f/4. I don't know how long an exposure I can get without issues yet! This one was processed with a Photoshop star reduction technique, not something I normally like, but I l don't mind this!
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A Northrop Grumman Antares rocket lifts off from the Mid Atlantic Regional Spaceport at Wallops Island, Virginia delivering supplies and experiments to the International Space Station. You can read more about mission NG-17 from my friends at Spaceflight Insider.
www.spaceflightinsider.com/organizations/northrop-grumman...
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An Antares rocket sits ready to launch at the Mid Atlantic Regional Spaceport at Wallops Island, Virginia. The rocket will send the Cygnus Cargo Freighter SS Katherine Johnson to the International Space Station loaded with supplies and experiments.
www.spaceflightinsider.com/organizations/northrop-grumman...
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An eastbound BNSF automotive train climbs up to the crest of the grade at Antares, AZ on March 25, 2018.
From Portal, AZ, with Nikon D750 (Ha modified) and Nikkor 300mm f/2.8 lens. May 2020. 5 hours of 2 minute exposures, processed via PixInsight.
This is a tight view of the Antares - Rho Ophiuchi area, one of my preferred zone of the sky.
Shot with Sony A7s Astrodoninside and 76EDPH
160x30s Iso 3200
Takahashi Epsilon 160 ED
Montura CGE PRO - DIY ONSTEP
Cámara QHY268C con filtro L genérico
Guiado con Astromania 60/240mm y ASI 178MM
74x300s, -20°, Gain 0, Offset 30, photographic mode
Darks, flats, bias flats
Procesada en PI y Darktable
Ahuacatepec, Jalisco, México, Marzo del 2023
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The border of Ophiuchus and Scorpius presents some of the most dynamic colors and dust clouds in the night sky. This is a three panel mosaic taken with a Canon 6D and SharpStar 150mm f/2.8 Newtonian. Just over an hour exposure per frame (some variation due to clouds and blockages). Processing was a bit of a challenge. Fortunately PixInsight makes mosaic assembly easy: Images registered and integrated, then plate solved and geometrically corrected before merging a mosaic by coordinates.
Antares star (orange color)
Total exposure: 34 sec
Stacked 5 photos
Nikon D7500 (untracked) + Nikkor 50mm at f2.8
I had scouted this location for over a year and this was my first opportunity to shoot a launch from here. I knew it would be crowded, so I arrived about five hours prior to launch and found about 20 people already here, and I was able to get a good spot. At launch I would estimate several hundred were here.
www.spaceflightinsider.com/organizations/northrop-grumman...
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