Welcoem to posts!!
in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
I wanted to say Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday's to all the 2100 of you who follow and support this channel. Hope everyone has a safe and healthy holiday season this year. Enjoy this lovely edit of the Christmas Tree Nebula I took from last year. Much love from the Outten Family!
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My 2025 Calenders have arrived and still available for the holidays. They looks very very good this year. It was extremely hard to just choose 12 photos of the now 72 I've taken for the year. Been a extremely busy year of astrophotography with another fun year ahead. Thank you for the support and I hope you enjoy the lovely images of the cosmos. Also there is plenty of astronomical events on tap for next year!
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*** LATEST CAPTURE ***
Here is my latest capture of LBN 777 also known as the Baby Eagle Nebula.
LBN 777, the Baby Eagle Nebula, is actually located in the constellation Taurus, This dark nebula is part of the Taurus Molecular Cloud, a region rich in interstellar gas and dust that hosts significant star-forming activity. Its distinctive shape, resembling a baby eagle in flight, is created by dense clouds of dust that obscure background stars. These clouds reflect and scatter light from nearby stars, making the region a popular target for astrophotographers and amateur astronomers. LBN 777's position in Taurus places it near other prominent dark nebulae and star-forming regions, such as Barnard 10 and Barnard 22.
Full image details can be found here on Astrobin: www.astrobin.com/uzbiqq/
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By popular demand, my 2025 year of space calendars are available!
www.zazzle.com/2025_year_of_space_outten_astrophot…
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So every year I make a calendar full of astronomical events per month with a collection of my photos I've taken throughout the previous the year. I'm a little behind on making these but would anyone be interested in one for the year 2025? Please let me know!
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*** NEW IMAGE ***
NGC 752 is an open star cluster located in the constellation Andromeda. It is a relatively old and dispersed cluster, notable for its brightness and visibility even in small telescopes or binoculars.
Key Characteristics:
Distance: Approximately 1,300 light-years from Earth.
Age: Estimated to be around 1.6 billion years, making it one of the older open clusters.
Size: Spanning about 75 arcminutes in the sky, it is large and well-spread out compared to denser open clusters.
Brightness: It has an apparent magnitude of 5.7, making it visible to the naked eye under dark skies.
Composition: Contains several dozen stars, including older yellow and red giants, along with fainter main-sequence stars.
Location: Found in the southern region of the constellation Andromeda, near the Pegasus border.
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Big accomplishment right there. Stellar shop is a very strict achievement based on # of sales, review score of 4.8 or higher, and zero report cases. Thank you everyone for your support! And was able to hit that goal in just 3 months time. Black Friday sale still going on until Tuesday at midnight! Come get some gear!
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As the new Seestar s30 comes available, I've already made upgraded Solar Filters for them and they look great!
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Some comparison with the s30 of standard view and 2x digital zoom stacks with the stock filter. Had trouble processing the 2x with my phone because I don't think I gave it enough gain. But seems like the 2x zoom is about the same FOV as the s50 prime focus.
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Hello Everyone, My name is Hunter Outten and I've been doing astronomy for the last 15 years or so from visual observing, hosting star parties, and as of recent astrophotography! For a long time I've spent countless nights under the stars observing and finding new galaxies, nebulas, and star patterns with my large newtonian telescope. I've had a vision after so long to finally bring those findings to life while diving into the hobby of Astrophotography.
This channel will provide my journey into the night sky, equipment reviews, photo processing tutorials, and so much more! So come along for the ride as we photograph the cosmos together!