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October Theme - Galaxies (Andromeda-Ursa Major-Draco) (2007)
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October Theme - Galaxies (Andromeda-Ursa Major-Draco) (2007) was created by Seanie_Morris
Your target for entry into October's competition will be on Galaxies in Andromeda, Ursa Major, and Draco. As an experiment, entries must be taken during October 2007. There is plenty of choice among the 3 stated constellations.
Closing Date: Wednesday October 31st.
Entries are to be sent to photo_competition@irishastronomy.org and should be hosted off-site, and linked to that provider. If in doubt regarding what to do, please read the Rules & Guidelines .
PLEASE make all images no larger than 800 X 800 pixels in size. Those that are larger will be requested to be made smaller, or failure to reply will result in omission from the competition.
Clear Skies & Good Luck!
Seanie Morris.
Closing Date: Wednesday October 31st.
Entries are to be sent to photo_competition@irishastronomy.org and should be hosted off-site, and linked to that provider. If in doubt regarding what to do, please read the Rules & Guidelines .
PLEASE make all images no larger than 800 X 800 pixels in size. Those that are larger will be requested to be made smaller, or failure to reply will result in omission from the competition.
Clear Skies & Good Luck!
Seanie Morris.
Midlands Astronomy Club.
Radio Presenter (Midlands 103), Space Enthusiast, Astronomy Outreach Co-ordinator.
Former IFAS Chairperson and Secretary.
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17 years 2 months ago #51899
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Regards and Clear Skies,
Dave.
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Replied by DaveGrennan on topic Re: October Theme - Galaxies (Andromeda, Ursa Major, Draco)
Seanie!
You gotta be kidding mate. Have you looked at the position of Ursa Major and Canes Venatici during October? October is possibly the worst possible month of the year for these constellations with both being at lower culmination. So this limits things to, well Andromeda. Apart from the obvious M31 group and NGC891 there's really not much else.
Sorry to be putting a downer on things but really this is an impossible task
You gotta be kidding mate. Have you looked at the position of Ursa Major and Canes Venatici during October? October is possibly the worst possible month of the year for these constellations with both being at lower culmination. So this limits things to, well Andromeda. Apart from the obvious M31 group and NGC891 there's really not much else.
Sorry to be putting a downer on things but really this is an impossible task
Regards and Clear Skies,
Dave.
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Replied by Seanie_Morris on topic Re: October Theme - Galaxies (Andromeda, Ursa Major, Draco)
Dave,
you're right re: their positions. Thanks for the heads up! I think maybe the software I was looking at to verfy their positions today was during some time in daylight! Ursa Major itself is still relatively high (as an appreciable target) up till midnight. Canes Venatici will be removed. The third constellation I am then adding is Draco (covers long length of sky). Thread title ammended. Hope this is ok!
Seanie.
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you're right re: their positions. Thanks for the heads up! I think maybe the software I was looking at to verfy their positions today was during some time in daylight! Ursa Major itself is still relatively high (as an appreciable target) up till midnight. Canes Venatici will be removed. The third constellation I am then adding is Draco (covers long length of sky). Thread title ammended. Hope this is ok!
Seanie.
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17 years 1 month ago #53503
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Wuss. That's the whole idea of a challenge...
Replied by dmcdona on topic Re: October Theme - Galaxies (Andromeda, Ursa Major, Draco)
really this is an impossible task
Wuss. That's the whole idea of a challenge...
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Replied by michaeloconnell on topic Re: October Theme - Galaxies (Andromeda, Ursa Major, Draco)
I hear next month's challenge is to image type Ic supernovae in the constellations Apus, Octans and Chamaeleon.
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17 years 1 month ago #53511
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Now that's a little more than a walk in the park. But not much more...
Replied by dmcdona on topic Re: October Theme - Galaxies (Andromeda, Ursa Major, Draco)
I hear next month's challenge is to image type Ic supernovae in the constellations Apus, Octans and Chamaeleon.
Now that's a little more than a walk in the park. But not much more...
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