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This is an open cluster with an emission nebulae surrounding it in the constellation of Cepheus (The King), it is 7,200 light years distant from Earth with a magnitude of 7.2. It is also known as Sharpless 142.
Image Profile:
Lee, IL
Type: HaLRGB
Frames: 7x300 1x1; 10x60 1x1; 7x200 2x2; 7x200 2x2; 7x200 2x2
Imaging Date: 20140723
Hardware:
-Main scope: AT8RC
-Guiding Scope: Orion 80mm Short Tube
-CCD: QHY9M with filter wheel with LRGB Ha
-Orion Atlas Mount
Imaging Applications:
-Acquiring: Nebulosity Ver. 3.0.2
-Guiding: PHD Ver. 1.11.3
Processing Applications:
-CCD Stack
-Photoshop cs3
Comments: One of the best nights of the year: low winds and dew, good transparency. Probably a 5+ magnitude night. Low temp 54 F.
Messier 81 & 82
49x200 seconds exposure
SkyWatcher 200/1000 Newton
EQ5-Pro Synscan
Nikon D7000 (unmodified)
SkyWatcher coma-corrector
No filters, only optical light
North is to the top.
M45, the Pleiades cluster, is probably the most famous cluster in the sky. The cluster is easily visible with the naked eye. However, it is best viewed with binoculars or small telescopes.
Although the cluster is also called the Seven Sisters, it actually contains over 3000 stars. Located in the constellation of Taurus, M45 is about 400 light-years away and only 13 light-years across.
Pleiades is dominated by very hot and extremely luminous stars that were formed within the last 100 million years. The stars illuminate the dust in the area, creating the blue reflection nebula. Astronomers once thought the cluster was created from this dust. However, it is now known that the dust is unrelated and is simply a dust cloud in the interstellar medium.
Taken from 1/7/2013 to 1/17/2013 Chino Valley, AZ
Takahashi FSQ-106ED w/ an SBIG STF-8300M camera using Baader LRGB filters.
Exposure Details:
Lum 390 min.
Red 70 min.
Green 90 min.
Blue 120 min.
For more info...
UNESCO City of Media Arts – so darf sich Linz neben Lyon, Dakar, Tel Aviv und einigen anderen Städten seit Dezember 2014 auch nennen. Nicht ohne Grund, denn Linz hat viel mit Computer, Digitalisierung und Kunst zu tun. Die Ars Electronica beobachtet und zeigt seit 37 Jahren neue Entwicklungen, deren Grundlage und Inspiration Kunst und Technologie sind. Mit dem Ars Electronica Center ist Mitte der 1990er-Jahre ein Museum der Zukunft entstanden, das sich voll und ganz mit den neuen Medien, ihren Ausformungen und Auswirkungen auf die Gesellschaft beschäftigt. Medienkunst ist dabei ein wichtiger Bereich, dem wir uns an diesem Wochenende widmen möchten.
credit: Martin Hieslmair
Bei den „Bike Visions“ wird ein vielseitiges Programm zum Thema „Radfahren“ im Deep Space 8K geboten. Es erwarten Sie abwechslungsreiche Bilder und Videos aus der Sicht von Bikern, Fotografen und Filmern.
credit: Florian Voggeneder
Bei den „Bike Visions“ wird ein vielseitiges Programm zum Thema „Radfahren“ im Deep Space 8K geboten. Es erwarten Sie abwechslungsreiche Bilder und Videos aus der Sicht von Bikern, Fotografen und Filmern.
credit: Florian Voggeneder
(November 18, 2010) You can’t miss it in the sky on a clear, dark night: that bright, cloudy band stretching clear across the heavens is The Milky Way. It’s a collection of about 200 billion stars proceeding along their trajectories around an inconceivably gigantic black hole that holds the entire galaxy together. Dietmar Hager, Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society, will elaborate on the incredible forces at work here at the Ars Electronica Center’s next Deep Space LIVE event. The breathtaking jumbo-format (16x9-meter) visualizations feature 3D stereo.
credit: rubra
This artist’s impression shows how the planet inside the disc of Beta Pictoris may look. Only 12 million years old, or less than three-thousandths of the age of the Sun, Beta Pictoris is 75% more massive than our parent star.
credit: ESO / L. Calcada
(November 18, 2010) You can’t miss it in the sky on a clear, dark night: that bright, cloudy band stretching clear across the heavens is The Milky Way. It’s a collection of about 200 billion stars proceeding along their trajectories around an inconceivably gigantic black hole that holds the entire galaxy together. Dietmar Hager, Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society, will elaborate on the incredible forces at work here at the Ars Electronica Center’s next Deep Space LIVE event. The breathtaking jumbo-format (16x9-meter) visualizations feature 3D stereo.
credit: rubra
The enormous Nebula NGC 3372, around Eta Carinae, occupies a prominent position in this region, amongst vast star clouds of the Milky Way. Around it several large open cluters can be seen: NGC 3532 above-left, NGC 3114 below-right, and our neighbor IC 2602 around Theta Carinae, below-left. Many other smaller clusters are also visible. At far left there is another bright nebula and associated cluster, IC 2944, in Centaurus. Many dust filaments darken the stars of the Milky Way. The image is 15 degrees wide.
Camera: Canon EOS Digital Rebel Xt, 60s and 300s 75mm @ f/5, ISO 800, mounted on Meade LX10 telescope.
Location: Bariloche, Argentina.
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Athletes and spectators get a chance to see the course of the Linz Marathon 2010 from above - in 16:9 metres. In the Deep Space of the Ars Electronica Center.
credit: Robertba
Seven sisters cluster taken from a good dark sky in the Cairngorms, Scotland.
7 x 440 secs 5 x Dark frames
Bias Frames
No Flats
Canon 350D (modded),CLS Clip filter, Canon 200mm L f/2.8, Astrotrac mount.
Stacked in DSS and tweaked in CS3.
M8 is a giant emission nebula lighted by the stars in nearby open cluster NGC6526. It is located in the constellation of Sagittarius (The Archer) with a 5th magnitude and 4100 light years away from Earth. This magnificent Messier object can be seen just with binoculars or even the naked eye from a dark site, it is a popular subject of amateur astronomers for the northern summer skies.
Image Profile:
Lee, IL
Type: HaLR
Frames: 10x300 1x1; 10x200 1x1; 8x200 2x2
Imaging Date: 20140717
Hardware:
-Main scope: AT8RC
-Guiding Scope: Orion 80mm Short Tube
-CCD: QHY9M with filter wheel with LRGB Ha
-Orion Atlas Mount
Imaging Applications:
-Acquiring: Nebulosity Ver. 3.0.2
-Guiding: PHD Ver. 1.11.3
Processing Applications:
-CCD Stack
-Photoshop cs3
Comments: The Moon was still pretty bright approaching its last quarter. Clear with a little haziness in the horizon, low of 54 F.
This is a image of Comet Holmes taken on the 16-11-07. I used my 80mm skywatcher telescope with my Pentax DSLR attached to the back. I took 6 images, each 20sec long and then processed them to bring all the data out. This comet at this time was visable to the naked eye as a bright star.
Celestron Nexstar 130Slt
Canon Eos10D
50*20sec + 10darks
DeepSkyStacker
Photoshop
This was my second attemp to this, and now I got it.
I was suprised, there was other galaxy too. In my basic settings in starrynight, it wasnt´shown..
Erich Pröll’s (AT) nature films deliver extraordinary glimpses of the diversity of Linz’s flora and fauna.
credit: Nicolas Ferrando, Lois Lammerhuber
Bei den „Bike Visions“ wird ein vielseitiges Programm zum Thema „Radfahren“ im Deep Space 8K geboten. Es erwarten Sie abwechslungsreiche Bilder und Videos aus der Sicht von Bikern, Fotografen und Filmern.
credit: Florian Voggeneder
UNESCO City of Media Arts – so darf sich Linz neben Lyon, Dakar, Tel Aviv und einigen anderen Städten seit Dezember 2014 auch nennen. Nicht ohne Grund, denn Linz hat viel mit Computer, Digitalisierung und Kunst zu tun. Die Ars Electronica beobachtet und zeigt seit 37 Jahren neue Entwicklungen, deren Grundlage und Inspiration Kunst und Technologie sind. Mit dem Ars Electronica Center ist Mitte der 1990er-Jahre ein Museum der Zukunft entstanden, das sich voll und ganz mit den neuen Medien, ihren Ausformungen und Auswirkungen auf die Gesellschaft beschäftigt. Medienkunst ist dabei ein wichtiger Bereich, dem wir uns an diesem Wochenende widmen möchten.
credit: Martin Hieslmair
Part of The Veil Nebula
SXVF-M26C on 80mm APO Refractor with WO 0.8 Focal Reducer, EQ6 SkyScan Mount. 29 x 300 secs., processed in MaximDL and PS7.
Good seeing, average transparency
09/07/10
UNESCO City of Media Arts – so darf sich Linz neben Lyon, Dakar, Tel Aviv und einigen anderen Städten seit Dezember 2014 auch nennen. Nicht ohne Grund, denn Linz hat viel mit Computer, Digitalisierung und Kunst zu tun. Die Ars Electronica beobachtet und zeigt seit 37 Jahren neue Entwicklungen, deren Grundlage und Inspiration Kunst und Technologie sind. Mit dem Ars Electronica Center ist Mitte der 1990er-Jahre ein Museum der Zukunft entstanden, das sich voll und ganz mit den neuen Medien, ihren Ausformungen und Auswirkungen auf die Gesellschaft beschäftigt. Medienkunst ist dabei ein wichtiger Bereich, dem wir uns an diesem Wochenende widmen möchten.
credit: Martin Hieslmair
(April 19, 2010) "Sounds like Universe" was a special concert at the Deep Space of the Ars Electronica Center. The "Klangwerkstatt" of the Musikschule Linz played works by Arvo Pärt, Johann Sebastian Bach, Karl Heinz Stockhausen and others. The AEC provided "Uniview", an impressive work of 3D animation that shows the entire known universe.
credit: rubra
(November 18, 2010) You can’t miss it in the sky on a clear, dark night: that bright, cloudy band stretching clear across the heavens is The Milky Way. It’s a collection of about 200 billion stars proceeding along their trajectories around an inconceivably gigantic black hole that holds the entire galaxy together. Dietmar Hager, Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society, will elaborate on the incredible forces at work here at the Ars Electronica Center’s next Deep Space LIVE event. The breathtaking jumbo-format (16x9-meter) visualizations feature 3D stereo.
credit: rubra
This one is a "labor of love". I have spent more hours on this image than any other. This is my third attempt at getting it right.
Taken from Canyonlands National Park, Utah.
Equipment: Canon 5DMII modified, Celestron Edge HD 8", CGEMII mount.
Light subs 12 * 240sec, dark subs 10 * 240sec, ISO800.
Processed using PixInsight.
A series of AI-generated pictures of an extraterrestrial spaceship.
To be continued.
Pictures made with Midjourney.
I'm always happy to accept invites to groups as long as I can see their content. Should I see "this group is not available to you", my pictures won't be made available to that group. Thanks for your understanding.
North is to the top
The Cone Nebula, located about 2700 light years away, was discovered by William Herschel on December 26, 1785. Features in the image include red (orange in this rendition) emission from diffuse interstellar hydrogen and wispy filaments of dark dust. The dark Cone Nebula region clearly contains much dust which blocks light from the emission nebula and open cluster NGC 2264 behind it. One hypothesis holds that the Cone Nebula is formed by wind particles from an energetic source blowing past the Bok Globule at the head of the cone.
Source: NASA APOD.
The image uses the Hubble color palette, with SII, Ha and OIII data mapped to red, green and blue respectively. Added RGB data creates a more artistic effect.
Taken from 12/11/2012 to 2/5/2013 Chino Valley, AZ
Takahashi FSQ-106ED refractor
SBIG STF-8300M camera using Baader LRGB and AstroDon SII, Ha and OIII filters.
Exposure Details:
SII 300 min.
Ha 420 min.
OIII 420 min.
Lum 450 min.
Red 100 min.
Green 150 min.
Blue 180 min.
For more info...
(July 1, 2010) In the course of "The Paris Match" Lois Lammerhuber and the and art historian Jaqueline Thommes take a look at the use of forms of the old masters and compare them with todays fashion-, art- and advertising photography.
credit: Robertba
Erleben Sie interaktive Flüge in 3-D durch das gesamte bekannte Universum in atemberaubenden Bildern und erfahren Sie die Dimensionen des Weltalls wie nie zuvor. Landen Sie mit der Visualisierungssoftware „Uniview“ auf dem Mond, spazieren Sie auf den Saturnringen und betrachten Sie die allseits bekannten Sternenbilder von völlig neuartigen Perspektiven.
credit: Martin Hieslmair
Another astro image from Cyprus - this time it's the Lagoon (big purple one) and Triffid (pink/blue) nebulae near the galactic core of Milky Way. When you compare this area with the previous image, you can see how many more stars are present in this region. All the light from the stars makes it difficult to photograph fainter nebulae. After stacking images, I had to filter and reduce the brightness of the stars to bring out the details in the nebulae - this gives the image very grainy/noisy look - especially when viewed in full size.
Taken with 200mm lens - total exposure was about 1 hour.
Skywatcher 80 ED f6
Orion Atlas EQ-G mount
guiding with Mag Zero on Skyline 80/400
CCD SBIG ST 8300 ( cooled - 5°)
LRGB
Luminance 10.21 hours (halpha flt.)
chrominance R 1.00, G 0.44, B 1.44
Capture: CCDOps, PHD Guiding
Processing: Astroart, Pic Tools, Photoshop CS3
acquired on sept 2010 (2010/08/31; 2010/09/01; 2010/09/4-5)
Painter/actionist Hermann Nitsch, one of the most important contemporary artists, is making a guest appearance in Deep Space. All the highpoints of Nitsch’s oeuvre – Viennese actionism, his famous splatter paintings, the Orgiastic Mystery Theater—have triggered heated discussions. At Ars Electronica, the artist—who has otherwise had nothing to do will digital media—will present a few of his works in digitized and highly enlarged format, whereby the high-definition projections reveal structures and details that can’t be seen with the naked eye.
Credit: tom mesic
Am SA 15.12.2018 gab es bei den Bike Visions 2018 wieder atemberaubende Bilder und Videos im Deep Space 8K und spektakuläre Liveshows mit dem Linzer Dominik Raab, einem der großen internationalen Profis der Trial-Bike-Szene.
Credit: Ars Electronica/ Robert Bauernhansl
Bei den „Bike Visions“ wird ein vielseitiges Programm zum Thema „Radfahren“ im Deep Space 8K geboten. Es erwarten Sie abwechslungsreiche Bilder und Videos aus der Sicht von Bikern, Fotografen und Filmern.
credit: Florian Voggeneder
The luminous phenomenon you see is not an aurora borealis, clouds and even less a trick or made with AI. It is called airglow.
That evening, at the top of the highest sand dune in Europe, a rare phenomenon occurred. My project was to photograph the Tsuchinshan-Atlas comet, visible in the photo on the right, with the Milky Way.☄️ From the first shots, what I thought were clouds were in fact these colored waves!〰️
Do you know airglow?
Between 80 and 300 km altitude, in a region called the ionosphere, molecules of dioxygen and dinitrogen find themselves at the mercy of the sun's ultraviolet rays.🔆 During the day, these molecules are destroyed, and the atoms are excited. By releasing their energy, they emit a faint glow. This is chemiluminescence.⚛️At night, these reactions can continue and give rise to this colorful airglow. The green is due to oxygen, and the orange to other more complex reactions, and higher in altitude.
Barely visible to the naked eye, it is the advent of digital cameras that were able to highlight it and reveal its colors. 📷
When I took my photo, the humidity did not leave me much time: running out of battery for my heating resistor, the fog quickly invited itself onto the lens. 💧Barely time to take a picture of myself at the top of the dune that I had to put away my equipment. As I left, the horizon seemed veiled. Chances are that it was the airglow that continued to manifest itself! ✨
2024.10.27, 10PM
Panorama of 6 photos
Canon 77D, Samyang 14mm f/2.8
Bortle 4
Process on Autopano and Photoshop
Genießen Sie den Deep Space 8K in vollem Ausmaß: Gigapixelfotografien, Zeitraffervideos, historische Stätten in 3-D, Bilder aus dem Inneren des Menschen und Spiele zum Mitmachen werden Ihnen bei „Best of Deep Space 8K“ mehrmals am Tag präsentiert. Aufgrund der vielfältigen Möglichkeiten im Deep Space 8K gleicht eine Präsentation nie einer anderen!
credit: Magdalena Sick-Leitner
Bei den „Bike Visions“ wird ein vielseitiges Programm zum Thema „Radfahren“ im Deep Space 8K geboten. Es erwarten Sie abwechslungsreiche Bilder und Videos aus der Sicht von Bikern, Fotografen und Filmern.
credit: Florian Voggeneder
Bei den „Bike Visions“ wird ein vielseitiges Programm zum Thema „Radfahren“ im Deep Space 8K geboten. Es erwarten Sie abwechslungsreiche Bilder und Videos aus der Sicht von Bikern, Fotografen und Filmern.
credit: Florian Voggeneder
(November 8, 2010) Deep Space LIVE was the place to go for a real live adrenalin rush on November 11, 2010. The screening featured incredible images of extreme athletes whose daredevil stunts took them to the physical and mental limits. BASE jumping from the south face of Austria's Dachstein, ice climbing in Japan, Canada and Italy, or trial biking over the rooftops of Linz—visitors were in for some pure excitement! With photos by Hermann Erber (AT).
credit: rubra
(August 19, 2010) The Louvre has dominated central Paris since the late 12th century. Built on the city's western edge, the original structure was gradually engulfed as the city grew. The dark fortress of the early days was transformed into the modernized dwelling of François I and, later, the sumptuous palace of the Sun King, Louis XIV. Here we explore the history of this extraordinary edifice and of the museum that has occupied it since 1793.
credit: rubra
In Deep Space, you can experience far-away, unknown and historical places. The spectrum of projects on display in Deep Space ranges from artistic works that utilize a wide array of graphic techniques and approaches all the way to interactive storytelling, from architectural and art historical visualizations to images shot by state-of-the-art cameras positioned in outer space. The technological heart of Deep Space consists of eight 1080p HD- and Active Stereo-capable Barco Galaxy NH12 projectors. The images are projected onto mammoth 16x9-meter displays mounted on the wall as well as in the floor.
credit: rubra