Galaxies NGC 799 and NGC 800 located in the constellation of Cetus
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Dumbbell Nebula
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Hi guys!
Do you know the feeling when your body tells you that you need to sleep, but your brain are restless?
My head is aching from all the nights I haven’t being sleeping well. I’m feeling anxious about my mother who is in a hospital again, luckily it’s not anything too bad. I’m also restless because I’m moving to a new apartment soon. I need to find a job to have my bills payed and have some money to spend after. I know I’m not alone with these kind of problems, but I have none to speak with, so I write them down to ease my brain. I could use them to so many more fascinating things than anxiety and mental breakdowns in the middle of the night.
StarBlaster signing out
The Cone Nebula from Hubble
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When Camilla Parker Bowles, the Duchess of Cornwall, visited Abu Dhabi in 2016, she was the first member of the British royal family to be protected by an all-women security team. The women wore flowing, black hijabs, are all members of the UAE’s presidential guard, are highly skilled in martial arts and combat, and each one is hiding unidentified weapons on her person. Source
NGC 6888: The Crescent Nebula by Michael Miller, Jimmy Walker
Last night I was able to finally resolve some issues I’ve been having with my new CCD and get a decent image comprised of Luminance and RGB color channels shot through a filter wheel.
Although I’ve done Orion before this image is substantially higher resolution, incredibly low noise, extremely well color balanced, and far more detailed than any previous attempt. This is a work in progress until I can get another hour or two worth of exposure to reveal Orion in all it’s beauty.
In Japan, some believe in a formless specter called Betobeto-san that follows you around at night. Its wooden sandals make a ‘beto-beto’ sound behind you, but when you turn around, nothing is there, and if you start walking again, the sound continues. However, if you step to the side of the road and say, 'After you, Betobeto-san,’ it will leave you alone. Source Source 2 Source 3
The last but not least of Assorted Planets Month!
And now to cool you all off with some “refreshing” rain!
This week’s entry: Planetary Rain
http://www.zmescience.com/other/science-abc/rain-titan-earth-neptune/
http://io9.com/on-jupiter-you-can-see-neon-rain-1640118403
Here I have things and stuff I like. I'm 18 years old pup who loves space and sciece. You may find some fascinating things here.
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