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Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS imaged from Oxfordshire, UK before dawn on 21st November 2025. My husband Mark captured 3 minute exposures with our 8" Ritchey-Chretien telescope and an Altair Hypercam 294C. I calibrated and aligned all 25 FITS files in Deep Sky Stacker, processed them in Lightroom and used them to produce the timelapse showing the comet's movement over a1hr 50min period starting at 04:18 UT
Interstellar landing accomplished, the rocketry rovers await further exploratory instruxion. Cannibals are at rest, crews sated with rocket fuel kocktails, estuary awaits combined assembled assault. Roger!
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The lighting was flat but the clouds were marvelous so I couldn't help but jump out of the Fastpass queue to run some quick brackets before boarding.
The Lagoon Nebula (catalogued as Messier 8 or M8, and as NGC 6523) is a giant interstellar cloud in the constellation Sagittarius. It is classified as an emission nebula and as an H II region. The Lagoon Nebula was discovered by Guillaume Le Gentil in 1747 and is one of only two star-forming nebulae faintly visible to the naked eye from mid-northern latitudes. Seen with binoculars, it appears as a distinct oval cloudlike patch with a definite core. A fragile star cluster appears superimposed on it.
Exposures
- lights: 10 30sec @ 800 iso f3.5
- lights: 24 60sec @ 800 iso f3.5
- lights: 6 60sec @ 1600 iso f3.5
- lights: 5 90sec @ 1600 iso f3.5
- lights 4 120sec @1600 iso f3.5
- darks: none
- flats: none
Total 49 frames, 50.5 minutes of light
Optical Path
- Stellarvie SV105-3SV
- SFF7-3SV Field Flattener
- Canon 550D (T2i) Full Spectrum Mod by Gary Honis
- Astronomik L-UV/IR Filter
Mount - Cellestron CGEM
Image Capture
- non-guided
- Nebulosity 3
Image Stacking - Deep Sky Stacker
Image Processing - Adobe Lightroom 4
Operating System - Windows 8 64bit
4 years later, I finally returned to finish up the Ranger. All the shaping is done, just waiting on some bricklink orders to get everything in the right color. The brick-built solutions I came up with for the windows left me unsatisfied so I'll be printing some stickers to mask them in.
A short brickfilm featuring the model will hopefully be done by early July. Thanks for looking.
Interstellar is a fantastic movie. I love the way it explores the depths of time dilation. And the Endurance is a cool unique looking ship.
I saw a lego version of the Ranger in the link below and thought I'd see if I could make one like his. I think it turned out okay. I put and opening hatch on the back and also gave it landing gear.
.lxf file
www.dropbox.com/s/ui40qmsvi2vgzb1/Ranger.lxf?dl=0
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www.flickr.com/photos/jp_velociraptor/16339532836/in/phot...
Well, here's my entry for the Interstellar Outpost competition. I originally intended to make two different entries, since the rules allowed it, but then I ran out of time. Anyway, onto the MOC!
Features:
-Living quarters w/ opening door, bed, shower, other stuff
-Landing pad
-Patented "Space Driveway," to keep space dust from getting in your wheels
-Scout ship, with VTOL capability, landing gear, and storage containers
-Buggy with working suspension
-Mobile sensor array with sealed controls to keep out intruders
All of the various parts can be combined into the full outpost, or detached to use separately.
For fun I created an 8-bit level. This comes mostly from growing up playing the Atari 2600 and games on my Ti-99/4A home computer. All pixel art in Interstellar Force was created using pixel art editor Pixen for Mac
Had a fantastic night out photographing the stars with a great Mate. This was taken at Lake Moogerah. I was going to PS the plane out (bottom left) but decided to leave it in.
With interstellar drug trafficking extending it's reach further into civilized space, the Space Police more than ever need a large, fast, versatile, and intimidating starfighter with which to combat this massive new threat.
Introducing the "Primary Enforcement Narcotics Interdiction Starfighter". This long, stout, and powerful vessel is specifically designed to penetrate deep into smugglers' territory and overpower all criminal opposition.
This hot rod of a spaceship can out run, and out gun anything that gets in it's way. Charging head long into battle, it will render any opposition impotent before it's awesome power.
A single pilot is all that is needed to master this massive machine. The cockpit is positioned at the nose of the long craft, giving him a commanding view of his quarry. The two huge power plants at the craft's stern power the ship's two massive impulse engines, as well as it's primary weapons.
The Primary Enforcement Narcotics Interdiction Starfighter is intended to spearhead a bold thrust against organized crime by the Space Police. Time will tell if it can measure up to this task.
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This vessel was designed for the Starfighter Overcompensating challenge.
This image of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS was taken on 18 February 2026 with the FORS2 instrument on ESO’s Very Large Telescope (VLT). It is a stack of several images spanning 13 minutes. As the comet moves on the sky, the stars appear as trails in the background.
Credit: ESO/O. Hainaut
15.5'' by 15.5'' acrylic on whiteboard
many thanks to Sangroncito for source photo, seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/sangroncito/7825128728/in/photostream
This one is special.
The first time I saw the movie Interstellar I was moved. The epic adventure across space and time brought the characters to worlds of pure imagination. When I learned that "Dr. Mann's planet" was filmed in Iceland on the Vatnajokull glacier, I knew I had to see it for myself. I set off for Iceland to find the very same glacier. Climbing it was an experience I will never forget, it's unlike any other glacier I've climbed.
Afterward I wanted to create a world of my own out of my experience on the glacier, inspired by Interstellar. The result is the work you see here.
Last night, when the moons slipped below the horizon, the stars were tremendous! I took a drove outside of the city to capture some stars, man, were there the stars!
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The final 'I.C.S. Ventura', presented with other ships from the Venator group build projects at SpaceDays 2012 in Darmstadt.
"As time went by, Team Jinx began to accomplish more by utilizing automation. Here is Sally with one of the Mission Control Robots."