Yamaha WR125X im Feld

WR The very attractive station at Great Malvern

Western Line, Mumbai.

The 17th of November, 2012.

Der WR 422-3 der zb (ex SBB Brünig) im Golden Pass Look in Interlaken Ost.

WR Class120 DMU leaving Tenby. Rescanned 24-1-10.

8712/0

Knocked incomplete by Reggie Nelson

WR DMU at Coombe Junction on the 11.18 Liskeard to Looe

WR DMU at Liskeard on 11.18 to Looe. Another branch line in Cornwall, short but very scenic

WR HST arriving Cardiff Central on11.45 Swansea to Paddington. Rescanned 9-2-10

WR 5955 leaving Southampton Central with the 11.05 Wolverhampton to Bournemouth West

WR A class 58 passing Banbury with coal hoppers bound for Didcot

Shirley, Laura, Johnnie and Marcia shatter the WR in the 400 free relay!

WR 134 is a variable Wolf-Rayet star located around 6,000 light years away from Earth in the constellation of Cygnus, surrounded by a faint bubble nebula blown by the intense radiation and fast wind from the star. It is five times the radius of the sun and over 400,000 times as luminous as the Sun. A Wolf-Rayet star is basically a pre-supernova, its high stellar winds pushing the interstellar gas and dust into a roughly spherical shape which in this case is rather asymmetrical, with the one side more pronounced.

The data was captured on multiple nights last week and total capture time is around 25 hours...

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Bortle:6

Darks:20

Flats:20

Dark Flats:20

Astrodon Ha 36nm: 75*600

Chroma OIII 36mm: 77*600

Equipment:

Scope - Sky-Watcher Esprit 120mm ED Triplet APO Refractor

Guide Scope - ZWO 60mm

Main Camera- ZWO ASI2600MM

Guide Camera - ZWO ASI174MM Mini

Mount - Ioptron CEM70

Acquisition with N.I.N.A. and PHD2.

New to Adamson, Edinburgh is this Ford bodied Plaxton with WR Spring of Evesham

WR 31173 passing Reading on an up vans

wr 250 x rolling shots

wr 250 x rolling shots

WR class 14XX 1412 at Bristol Temple Meads