I had the greatest pleasure in delivering my Astronomy talk and Ascension island talk to Ashington Photography Club a few night ago. Today, I received some lovely feedback from the club chairman. It is always great to share a subject you are passionate about by means of a presentation and hearing feedback like this just makes it all so worthwhile. Dear Steve, I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to sincerely thank you for…
The Rosette Nebula together with the open cluster (NGC2244) is in the constellation of Monoceros. The emission nebula is approximately 5,200 light years away. Photograph was taken just now using a smart telescope. The Vaonis Vespera II using the Singularity app running on the pc (using an Android emulator).
Well, after a loose scope on the gun rail, tightened it up and resighted the rifle – results were quite pleasing – Weihrauch HW100S and Falcon T50i scope 🙂
I do need to get a hold of my hobbies, I have far too many. However, Amateur Radio contesting I do enjoy immensely. Results from last Octobers contest have just been released – happy with this 🙂
It has been an incredible journey so far in this new hobby of metal detecting. I’ve been fortunate to meet some fabulous people, supported a local charity (Yorkshire Air Ambulance) and have been incredibly lucky with some of the finds discovered. Here is a photo of a few treasures unearthed …
Live stream of the Scorpion Cluster (M52) and Bubble Nebula (NGC7635) in the constellation of Cassiopeia taken a few minutes ago using a Vaonis Vespera II and running the Singularity app directly from the PC.
I lovely few hours metal detecting earlier this morning on a permission in North Yorkshire.
Just taken delivery of a Vaonis Vespera II with a full set of filters (CLS, Solar and Dual band) this will be great for local outreach events. First images look very promising indeed !
Two Roman coins and a medieval button !!