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15/10/2024

11/05/2024

(DO NOT TRY TO SEE THE SUN WITHOUT PROPER EQUIPMENT.. YOU CAN SEVERLY DAMAGE YOUR EYES)

One of the biggest Sunspot group is visible on the Sun these day. Imaged it this morning.

My usual solar setup: Lunt 152 and ZWO 174, from the land of the Sun

07/05/2024

Sun today

From my lovely Lunt 152 with ZWO 174

08/11/2023

https://www.zedstelescopes.com/blog-post/unveiling-the-mysteries-of-16-psyche-nasas-journey-to-a-metal-world

04/11/2023

Image credits - ismaeel Moinuddin, member of Lahore Astronomical Society.

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04/11/2023

C8, 8-inch aperture catches the mighty Jupiter, with the help of 2x Barlow on an asi224mc camera.
image credits- Shoaib Usman bandy

03/11/2023

Stunning Solar image captured by Alpha Bhatti, member of Lahore Astronomical Society.

Used S23 Ultra 100x Zoom.

Clear Sunspots.

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02/11/2023

A stunning image from one of the fellow members of the Lahore Astronomical Society, Mujtaba Hussain Shah.

The Pacman Nebula
Distance from Earth: 9,500 light-years
Photographed from home backyard,
Lahore - Pakistan.

A stunning celestial wonder, the Pacman Nebula, also known as NGC 281, is a fascinating and captivating astronomical object that has been studied by astronomers and space enthusiasts for decades.
This nebula is located in the constellation Cassiopeia, approximately 9,500 light-years away from Earth, and is one of the most visually stunning and intriguing objects in the night sky.

Equipment details:
Image shot with deep-sky camera cooled at -5C paired with 2032mm Schmidt Cassegrain telescope with a reducer on a German Equatorial / Alt-Az / dual-OTA GoTo mount.

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02/11/2023

image credits - Adeel Shafiq , member Lahore astronomical society
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01/11/2023

Mohammad Ali, travelled to Bortle 1 skies of Taqwa Space Observatory to take hours worth of data; and hours of exposure time to bring out the highly sought-after and enigmatic giant squid nebula (also called OU4). This nebula results from doubly ionised oxygen, a consequence of young, super hot stars bathing their environment with ionising radiation.
Some 2300 light years away, the giant squid sits in the lap of the flying bat nebula.

image credits_ Mohammad Ali