Asteroid Animation

With dedication over a few clear nights, you could also produce a similar movie of Pluto as it moves! (I know there would be a huge gap between nights because of daylight, but Pluto doesn't move all that fast!)

Seanie.

Seanie - I already did an animation of Pluto - only two shots though.

I started doing some other planetary shots for Bart - with moving moons (Neptune and Uranus) but getting an extended spell of clear nights has been a major problem...


www.irishastronomy.org/boards/viewtopic.php?t=2241

Cheers

Dave

Seanie - I already did an animation of Pluto - only two shots though.

Oh I've already seen that before, but my point being is to get a couple more shots and stitch them together from more than 2 nights! I demand it from you Dave goddammit! You're slacking ever since you got that 1200 Kylie! :twisted: :lol:

Seanie - you're absolutely right. I've no excuse. I'm going to buy time on the Australian and US rental scopes so I can image Pluto 24/7 and do a one month 'real-time' animation of Pluto for you

Actually - I always intended to extend the Pluto animation so I will. Watch this space!

Cheers

Dave

Nice one Dave, a big thumbs up for that.
Bill.

Seanie - you're absolutely right. I've no excuse. I'm going to buy time on the Australian and US rental scopes so I can image Pluto 24/7 and do a one month 'real-time' animation of Pluto for you

Actually - I always intended to extend the Pluto animation so I will. Watch this space!

I wouldn't expect any less from you Dave... if you need me to keep the pressure on you, just ask! :lol: :lol: :lol: