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Am 21. April 2016 trafen sich die Botschafterinnen und Botschafter des Ars Electronica Center zum AEC-BotschafterInnentag in Linz. Bei Vorträgen erhielten sie unterschiedliche Einblicke in aktuelle technologische Entwicklungen und lernten das Ars Electronica Center als außerschulischen Ort näher kennen.
credit: Magdalena Leitner
Michael Fincke (NASA Bordingenieur/Copilot) im Ars Electronica Center
credit: Sick-Leitner Magdalena
Gespannt warten die Kinder auf die nächste Vorführung im Deep Space des Ars Electronica Center.
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
Mit einem speziellen Programm für Lehrlinge bietet das Ars Electronica Center abwechslungsreiche Führungen und Workshops für Jugendliche an. Präsentationen im Deep Space sind ebenso inbegriffen, wie Touren durch aktuelle Ausstellungsbereiche, als auch Workshops in den Laboren des Museums der Zukunft.
credit: Martin Hieslmair
Mit einem speziellen Programm für Lehrlinge bietet das Ars Electronica Center abwechslungsreiche Führungen und Workshops für Jugendliche an. Präsentationen im Deep Space sind ebenso inbegriffen, wie Touren durch aktuelle Ausstellungsbereiche, als auch Workshops in den Laboren des Museums der Zukunft.
credit: Martin Hieslmair
April 7-10, 2016, experts from all over the world gathered in Linz to evaluate the submissions and name the winners of the Prix Ars Electronica 2016. Photo showing the jury members while visiting the Deep Space 8K of the Ars Electronica Center.
Credit: Florian Voggeneder
This photograph is not in the public domain and may not be used on websites, blogs, or in other media without advance permission from Bruce Finocchio.
The milky way shot overhead. 5 images stacked using Deep Sky Stacker. The resulting image was processed using curves to bring out the details and colours.
Prof. Dr. Franz Fellner, Vorstand der Radiologie am AKh Linz und Präsident der Medizinischen Gesellschaft Oberösterreich, präsentiert faszinierende Einblicke in die virtuelle Anatomie. Durch innovative Integration moderner bildgebender Verfahren hat das Ars Electronica Futurelab 3-D-Visualisierungen erzeugt, die eine Reise durch den menschlichen Körper ermöglichen.
credit: Martin Hieslmair
Taken from my back garden in Basingstoke through gaps in the weather and under the bright glow of the new white streetlights I think this is one of my better images from last year. Reprocessed for the astronomy photographer competition.
Camera - Canon 1000D (Modified|)
250mm f4.8 Reflector
Processed in Pixinsight
Telescope: Celestron Onyx 80ED (500mm @ f/6.25)
Camera: QHY8
210 minutes (21 x 10, 3.5 hours) hydrogen alpha
200 minutes (20 x 10, 3.3 hours) RGB
Final processing done to bring out more detail in core and dust lanes. 9 subs each 30s ISO800 Canon EOS 450D. Skywatcher Explorer 150 Newtonian. Processed in PixInsight and Photoshop CS5
Prof. Dr. Franz Fellner, Vorstand der Radiologie am AKh Linz und Präsident der Medizinischen Gesellschaft Oberösterreich, präsentiert faszinierende Einblicke in die virtuelle Anatomie. Durch innovative Integration moderner bildgebender Verfahren hat das Ars Electronica Futurelab 3-D-Visualisierungen erzeugt, die eine Reise durch den menschlichen Körper ermöglichen.
credit: Martin Hieslmair
10 X 4 min subs at ISO 800, darks subtracted.
taken through my Stellarvue 102 ABV, using my unmodified Canon 450D.
I got some great colours from only 10 subs, well pleased with this effort, the clouds rolled in shortly after this was taken.
Mit einem speziellen Programm für Lehrlinge bietet das Ars Electronica Center abwechslungsreiche Führungen und Workshops für Jugendliche an. Präsentationen im Deep Space sind ebenso inbegriffen, wie Touren durch aktuelle Ausstellungsbereiche, als auch Workshops in den Laboren des Museums der Zukunft.
credit: Martin Hieslmair
Kabul Galactic Command to Pakistani Secrete UFO Research Facility: Did you get that secrete lOve weapon access card? This is Pakistani Secrete UFO Research Facility responding, yes we did. I am reading it with my yellow glowing multi-pausatronic eyelonic eyetron device right now. It looks good and the powercore reads 5000 parts per million at optimal strength. We are having Pakistan Moonbases Ro-88 and Ro-64 confirm those reads and get a paint on the dOvestar. They are currently at Alpha position right now closing in at 989000 KPM. Pakistani Secrete UFO Research Facility over and out: Good Pakistani Secrete UFO Research Facility, Wow, I was worried!!! It looks like the force field energons are reading at optimal levels and Centicicada agrees it may be almost time to release the droids. We will go ahead and proceed. Kabul Galactic Command over and out.
STEREO VISUALIZATION:
astroanarchy.blogspot.com/2009/02/cone-and-rosette-mosaic...
IMAGING DATA: Camera QHY9 Guiding QHY5 Optics Canon EF 200mm f1.8 lens Platform LX200 GPS 12" - Exposures for Cone Nebula part: H-a = 2 x 1200s S-II = 2 x 600s O-II = 2 x 600s - Exposures for Rosette Nebula part: H-a = 3 x 1200s S-II = 2 x 600s O-III = 2 x 600s - Final image is 7000 x 2500 pixels and the resolution is 5,5 arc seconds/ pixel
Image palette is HST, Red=O-II, Green=H-alpha and Blue=O-III
Large image:
astroanarchy.blogspot.com/2009/02/cone-and-rosette-nebula...
M101
76 x 10 minutes @ ISO200
Canon 450d on Celestron 80ED
Guided with PHD by a QHY5v on a Konus Vista 80s
Mounted on an HEQ5
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
M63 taken between 30/05-2009 and 02/06/2009 from Swindon UK.
Camera: Starlight express HX916
Scope: Skywatcher 10" f4.8 newt
Mount : Conrad/Rajiva Modded skywatcher EQ6 (Not skyscan)
Guiding : Guidemaster/ toucam pro II and Skywatcher 80Ed
the image is L-Ha/R-G-B ( Ha/R mix 50% lighten
L = 30 x 5 min's bin x 1
Ha =15 x 4 min's bin x 2
R = 10 x 5 min's bin x 1
G = 9 x 5 min's bin x 1
B = 11 x 5 min's bin x 1
Mike.
31Jan2010
Despite a full Moon last night I was able to image IC410 by using a narrowband Ha filter. The ambient temp in the dome was -4c which allowed me to push the camera down to -40c, but this unfortunately resulted in some bizarre artifact around the edges of the image which our 'Imaging guru' John M quickly confirmed as frosting in the CCD chamber, so I warmed :-) the camera up to -35c and the frosting went away after about 15 minutes. I was then able to find a suitable guide star and tracked IC410 until it disappeared behind my neighbours trees some 3 hrs later. The mount was performing extremely well and even with an 8 second guide exposure the tracking error graph was as flat as I've ever seen it.
Dusty emission nebula IC 410 lies about 12,000 light-years away in the northern constellation Auriga. The cloud of glowing gas is over 100 light-years across, sculpted by stellar winds and radiation from embedded open star cluster NGC 1893.
Formed in the interstellar cloud a mere 4 million years ago, bright cluster stars are seen by the prominent dark dust cloud near picture centre.
Notable are two relatively dense streamers of material trailing away from the nebula's central regions. Potentially sites of ongoing star formation, these cosmic tadpole shapes are about 10 light-years long.
Location: Hook
Date: 30 January 2010 20:34:13 GMT (start)
Subject: IC410
Right Ascension 05h 22m 39.3s
Declination +33° 31′ 1″
Distance 12000 ly
Constellation: Auriga
Telescope: Takahashi FS-152
Mount: Takahashi EM-500 (auto-guided)
Mount Control: FS-2 and 'The Sky 6'
Camera: SBIG ST2000XM
Filter: Schuler - H-Alpha
Camera Control: MaxIm DL
Image processing: CCDStack, IRIS and Photoshop
Camera Temp: -35c
Exposure: 37 x 5 minutes
Calibration: Dark and Flat frames applied
Location: Hook
NGC2024 - The Flame Nebula and Alnitak
SXVF-H9C on 80mm APO Refractor, EQ6 SkyScan Mount. 24 subs of 200 secs. each, guided, processed in PS4.
Average seeing, average transparency.
This Hubble image of the Antennae galaxies is the sharpest yet of this merging pair of galaxies. As the two galaxies smash together, billions of stars are born, mostly in groups and clusters of stars. The brightest and most compact of these are called super star clusters.
The Universe is an all-action arena for some of the largest, most slowly evolving dramas known to mankind. A new picture taken by the Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS), onboard the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, shows the "sharpest ever" view of the Antennae galaxies - seemingly a violent clash between a pair of once isolated galaxies, but in reality a fertile marriage. As the two galaxies interact, billions of stars are born, mostly in groups and clusters of stars. The brightest and most compact of these are called super star clusters.
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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
Taken at the Deep Space Center in Usuda, Japan. This was a wicked depiction of architecture and the technological advancements that mankind has made! More information can be obtained about this location from here: www.jaxa.jp/about/centers/tracking/udsc/index_e.html
Nicht nur ausgefeiltes Know-how des Ars Electronica Futurelab, sondern auch gehörig viel Power steckt hinter der Entwicklung und dem Betrieb des Deep Space 8K im Ars Electronica Center Linz steckt. Im Bild: Anlieferung der Christie-Projektoren.
credit: Robert Bauernhansl
M67
13 x 3 minutes @ISO400
Imaging: Canon 450d, GSO 6" RC, APT
Guiding: QHY5v, Konus Vista 80S, PHD
Mount: SkyWatcher HEQ5
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
A fishbowl discussion – several people discuss in the middle while the others act as observers on the outside – gave the participants the opportunity to get involved themselves.
Photo: Ars Electronica Solutions / MyTrinh Müller-Gardiner
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More tests for close-up and background phenomena.
Not a real space photo. Light art. No Photoshop manipulations - other than to resize.
The Andromeda Galaxy is a barred spiral galaxy approximately 2.5 million light-years from Earth with a diameter of about 152,000 light-years across. It is the nearest large galaxy to the Milky Way and the farthest deep space object from the earth that can be seen with the unaided eye.
The galaxy's name stems from the area of Earth's sky in which it appears, the constellation of Andromeda, which itself is named after the princess who was the wife of Perseus in Greek mythology.
M27 - The Dumbbell Nebula. SXVF-H9C with Canon 1.4X extender on 10" Reflector, EQ6 SkyScan Mount. 12 shots 300 secs. each, guided, SDMask stacked in Maxim DL, processed in Photoshop.
Average seeing, fair transparency. Cloud cover stopped session!
✨ Messier 15 – A Cosmic Jewel in Pegasus ✨
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Gaze upon Messier 15 (M15), one of the densest and most ancient globular clusters in the Milky Way. This tightly packed sphere of stars, shining brilliantly in the constellation Pegasus, has fascinated astronomers for centuries.
📍 Constellation: Pegasus
✨ Distance from Earth: ~33,600 light-years
📏 Diameter: ~175 light-years
⭐ Apparent Magnitude: +6.2
🌀 Age: ~12.5 billion years
🌟 Interesting Facts:
M15 is home to a dense core, possibly containing a central black hole, making it one of the few globular clusters with this feature.
It contains over 100,000 stars, many of which are red giants and variable stars.
It houses one of the largest known populations of pulsars and neutron stars in any globular cluster.
First cataloged by Jean-Dominique Maraldi in 1746, it was later added to Charles Messier’s famous catalog.
A true relic of the early universe, M15 stands as a living fossil of our galaxy’s formation. What fascinates you most about these ancient stellar cities? Let me know in the comments! 🌠
Lights: 10x60" each filter (RGB)
Dataset: Moana Project (Blackrig/Elleraz)
Camera ZWO ASI 1600 MM COOL
Telescope: DIY Moana 10" f/5.3 Newtonian (250/1325)
Filters: Baader (CMOS-Optimized) 36 mm
Processed: PixInsight
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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
Centaurus A, NGC 4945 and Omega Centauri
3hrs and 45 minutes of 5 minute subs @ ISO 400.
Camera- canon 20d
Lens- Tamron 90mm @ f5.6
guided using qhy5 through the ed80
Mount - HEQ5Pro
Software used - DeepSkyStacker and CS3
The Helix Nebula (NGC 7293) is a large planetary nebula located in the constellation Aquarius and is only 700 light years from Earth.
This was just a quick test shot.
Capture Details:
Exposure duration: 3x 300s (15m)
Darks: 10
Bias: 20
ISO: 800
Canon EOS 1100D
AdvancedVX Mount
Sky-Watcher Pro 80ED APO Refractor (600mm Focal Length, 3.1" or 80mm Aperture)
Guider: Orion Magnificent Mini Autoguider (Orion Star Shoot)
Post processing: DeepSkyStacker + Corel Photo Paint X6
Location: Sondela Nature Reserve, Bela Bela, Limpopo, South Africa
Date: 21 July 2017
Von 1.3. bis 3.3.2013 fand die CEDIC, die europaweite Konferenz für Astrofotografie, mit wissenswerten Vorträgen und Workshops im Ars Electronica Center statt. Im Rahmen des Deep Space LIVE Special "Expedition ins Weltall" präsentierte der Astrofotograf Christoph Kaltseis einer breiten Öffentlichkeit eine Auswahl der besten hochaufgelösten Bilder aus dem Weltall. Im Foyer konnte in dieser Zeit eine Bandbreite an aktuellen Profikameras und Teleskopen begutachtet werden.
Foto: Herbert Raab, Linzer Astronomische Gemeinschaft, www.sternwarte.at
credit: Herbert Raab
Mit einem speziellen Programm für Lehrlinge bietet das Ars Electronica Center abwechslungsreiche Führungen und Workshops für Jugendliche an. Präsentationen im Deep Space sind ebenso inbegriffen, wie Touren durch aktuelle Ausstellungsbereiche, als auch Workshops in den Laboren des Museums der Zukunft.
credit: Martin Hieslmair