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Omega Centauri with Chile Two telescope of the slooh network, processing with Pixinsight. Omega Centauri (also known as C 80) is commonly classified as a globular cluster, the brightest observable from Earth. It is observed in the constellation Centaurus. It is probably what remains of a dwarf galaxy absorbed by our Milky Way; In fact, a black hole was found inside. Omega Centauri can be observed without difficulty on clear nights even with the naked eye; However, its declination of -47° means that it is observable only from the fortieth parallel north, and that it is visible without difficulty only from the Tropic of Cancer. Some observers have exceptionally seen it through a telescope and photographed it from latitude 42° north.
It looks like a third-magnitude star, apparently a little blurred, to the north-east of the bright constellation of the Southern Cross; With binoculars or an amateur telescope it shows itself instead as a large nebulous spot, extended over half a degree in diameter and brighter in the center. For its complete resolution requires a powerful telescope.
Its declination is strongly austral, therefore this object is not observable from many of the inhabited regions of the northern hemisphere, such as almost all of Europe and much of North America; From some inhabited regions of the southern hemisphere, on the contrary, it is circumpolar. The best time for its observation in the evening sky is between February and August
Scanned lith print.
Mamiya 645 ProTL w/ M-S 120 mm/f4 macro.
June 4, 2023.
Rollei RPX 25 in Rodinal 1+100, semistand 1 h.
Lith printed on Fomatone MG 133 and developed in two baths:
1. Moersch SE 5 (15A+15B+25D+H20qs600)
2. Moersch Lith Omega 1+100
Toned in Se 1+4, 30 sec.
More Photos of my Circuit on MOCpages:
www.moc-pages.com/moc.php/444145
Here's photos of the latest version of Shadowgear's Circuit: www.moc-pages.com/moc.php/403836
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So got the urge to build this recently. One of Djokson’s MOC’s really inspired me on this one, I knew I wanted to build a small female robot and it then evolved into making my own version of Shadowgear’s MOC Circuit. I’ve followed each version of that MOC as it’s been posted and loved each one. The current version rocks but I miss the old power plug pony tail so I kinda added all my favourite parts, from past versions onto this MOC.
Shadowgear is one of my closest Bionicle MOCing friends and is always a pleasure to hang out with, so here’s to you buddy! Hope you enjoy this.
I might make another small robot girl in a similar vein to this build soon. It was fun.
Also Brickvention 2018 is happening in almost 2 weeks, so hyped! Sound off in the comments if you’ll be there.
Also new stuff that'll be here soon:
- A few more Bionicle MOC's
- My Avengers Battle of New York Diorama
- A Daredevil MOC
- A system robot I made
- Heaps more Bionicle Inspiration Series Episodes on Youtube!
- My Brickvention 2018 build
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Couple final things:
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Please don´t hesitate with any comments, questions or criticisms...
Till Next Time
See Ya~
I got the itch fo buy a new watch. I've had my eye on a Speedmaster for a coupe of years.
I considered a special edition version of this watch while at the Omega store in Las Vegas. I decided to pass that day.
Over the Thanksgiving holiday, we went to a jewelery store and I couldn't keep saying no to owning a Speedmaster
Resembling the fury of a raging sea, this image actually shows a bubbly ocean of glowing hydrogen gas and small amounts of other elements such as oxygen and sulfur.
The photograph, taken by the Hubble Space Telescope, captures a small region within M17, also known as the Omega or Swan Nebula. The nebula is a hotbed of star formation, where wave-like patterns of gas have been sculpted and illuminated by a torrent of ultraviolet radiation from the young, massive stars that lie outside the picture to the upper left. The glow of these patterns accentuates the three-dimensional structure of the gases.
The ultraviolet radiation is carving and heating the surfaces of cold hydrogen gas clouds. The warmed surfaces glow orange and red in this photograph. The intense heat and pressure cause some material to stream away from those surfaces, creating the glowing veil of even hotter greenish gas that masks background structures. The pressure on the tips of the waves may trigger new star formation within them.
This image was released to commemorate the thirteenth anniversary of Hubble's launch on April 24, 1990.
For more information, visit: hubblesite.org/contents/news-releases/2003/news-2003-13.html
Credit: NASA, ESA and J. Hester (ASU)
reprocess of a single 60 second frame. C11 and Canon 450D with CLS filter at F6.3. Taken back in 2011, Mornington Vic. This is pretty close to what it appears like in the eyepiece.
I got the itch fo buy a new watch. I've had my eye on a Speedmaster for a coupe of years.
I considered a special edition version of this watch while at the Omega store in Las Vegas. I decided to pass that day.
Over the Thanksgiving holiday, we went to a jewelery store and I couldn't keep saying no to owning a Speedmaster
Monday 10/10/22 sees 9837 rounding the curve out of Omega No.2 tunnel heading north towards Omega No.1 tunnel then onto Kiama. Led by 8176 8119 8164.
Car: Vauxhall Omega CD 2.0.
Date of first registration: 13th August 1998.
Registration region: Coventry.
Latest recorded mileage: 73,507 (MOT 16th February 2015), currently on SORN.
Last V5 issued: 26th April 2012.
Date taken: 23rd July 2018.
Album: Carspotting
A nice Omega Speedmaster First Omega In Space, always had my doubts in buying a Speedmaster. Even when this came out without a bracelet.
Really like it with this bracelet and fits pretty good.
Omega was the second warrior to be released into the Dreamscape, second only to Alpha, his creator. Unlike Alpha, he chose to fight rather than create. His protocols are such that the only being physically capable of defeating him is Alpha - as such, he travels the Dreamscape: an omen of death.
Televue NP-101IS
SBIG STF-8300
Takahashi EM-200 Temma 2
SBIG OAG-8300 w/ ST-I
Baader LRGB
Lum (7x30s, 5x180s)
R (8x30s)
G (8x30s)
B (15x30s)
White Horse Camp (Sandy Hook, MS) / May 2, 2019
Capturing Omega Centauri early this morning - unfortunately a bit of fog crept in and is apparent in the larger surrounding stars. 25/04/2020
Omega Centauri is a globular cluster in the constellation of Centaurus and is at a distance of 15,800 light-years. It is the largest globular cluster in the Milky Way at a diameter of roughly 150 light-years.
higher resolution at astrob.in/w7gwvx/0/
Omega Centauri, NGC 5139, taken with ASA 12" F/3.6 , Sbig 8300.
L : 6x 300 seconds
R: 6x 300 "
G: 6x 300"
B: 6x300"
ASA DDM85 mount
Location: Tivoli Southern Sky, Namibia
The former MP Travel W10 MPT is now running for Howard's Travel, trading as Omega Busways, with the registration Y123 HOW, seen at Westy, Latchford, 14 September 2022. The Omega Travel brand is specifically for the B52 contract to the Omega business park.