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Two new pictures of Saturn taken in early March 2010. | ||
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Three new images of Mars taken in early March. Mars is past opposition so is getting smaller as it recedes from us. | ||
| I have a few new pictures of the Moon (2 so far) taken on 20 February 2010. Clicking on this icon will take you to my index page of latest, lunar images. | ||
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I've made a wide-angle picture of M1 to show its setting amongst the stars. | ||
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I've captured my first image of an asteroid. Vesta looks like a star and I await conditions which will enable me to take another picture to confirm my identification by its movement. | ||
| I have maken a picture of M81 through my 135mm SLR lens which includes M82 and NGC3077. | ||
| Mars a week after opposition. | ||
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A new picture of Saturn. | ||
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Mars at opposition. | ||
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I've added M33, the Triangulum Galaxy, to my collection of Messier objects. It is not a particularly good picture, but is much better than anything I have obtained before. | ||
| Another picture of the Great Orion Nebula taken through my 135-mm lens but this time with standard LRGB filters giving a more natural colours. | ||
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The full saga of my home-built roll-off-roof observatory. | ||