Starship Asterisk*

NGC 281 - The Pacman Nebula Emission Nebula imaged in SHO palette. Constellation Cassiopeia. There's a lot of integration time in this image. I got nearly 100 subs for Ha and O3, and 50 subs for S2. Every sub is 10 minutes, O3 and S2 are binned 2x2. That's a total integration time of over 40 hours. ...

Fox Fur and Cone Nebula imaged in LHaRGB.

Chilescope Data aquisition.

Panorama of the North America Nebula in HOO. This very popular region in the constellation Cygnus is full of Hydrogen and Oxygen emissions. This is a panoramic view starting at the Cygnus wall on the left. The image is taken during multiple nights in August 2020 from Linz, a city in Austria, Bortle ...

The Crescent Nebula - The Brain of the Universe NGC 6888 imaged in HOO Taken in June 2020 from the Petrinum Observatory (High School) www.petrinum.ac.at in Linz, Austria. . NGC6888_vibrant_HOO.jpg . 4 hours Halpha, 4 hours O3, 8 hours total. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/CB1DnE1DJ9P/ Hope y...

A Portrait of the Lady in the IC 1396, or the Elephant Trunk. Imaged in Linz, Austria from a school observatory in May 2020. Processed as custom SHO. 203mm APO, Full Frame SBIG CCD, 13 hours of integration time. . IC1396_SHO_small.jpg . Hope you like it, clear skies! More astrophotography on https:/...

Heart and Fishhead Nebula 3 panel mosaic in SHO, taken in April 2020 from Linz, Austria. School Observatory. 30+h integration Heart_Fish_SHO_crop.jpg Hope you like it, clear skies! Heart Nebula as a dog.png Felix, that's a great mosaic of the Heart Nebula with superb detail. Hope you don't mind tha...

Cygnus is rising high up in the northern hemisphere already. This is a beautiful area of the sky. This image is taken a few days ago in Linz, a city in Austria. Under great light pollution through narrowband filters. Processed as HOO. Hope you like it, clear skies! . NGC7000_P1_HOO_dreamy.jpg . chec...

Earth's Rotation through a tele lens. Großglockner, highest peak of Austria. Star Trails, single image.

Heart and Fishhead Nebula 3 panel mosaic in SHO, taken in April 2020 from Linz, Austria. School Observatory. 30+h integration
Hope you like it, clear skies!

Lyrid Meteor Shower on April 23rd 2:30 AM in Upper Austria. Milky Way with North America, Elephants Trunk Nebula.

IC 1396 in custom HOO. This is probably one of my most colorful images. The Elephant Trunk in Hydrogen and Oxygen. Taken mid march in Linz, Austria.
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Astrobin Link: https://www.astrobin.com/paiqea/0/

This is an image of the Soul Nebula, IC1848. It's a two panel mosaic taken in Linz, Austria. Roughly 30 hours of integration time went into this image. Hope you like it!
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This is the link to astrobin:
https://www.astrobin.com/zwbwxj/?nc=user

Lovely object for apochromatic refractors! So many stars :0

Seeing images in wavelengths our eye can't see is always amazing.

The first time I shot star trails around polaris I was impressed. I knew already that the stars will have a circular path around the north star but seeing it like this the first time was interesting!

Definitely a potato, no doubt.

This week I started shooting the Flying bat and the squid. It's so faint you probably can't get enough data so why not star earl. Clear skies!

IC 1848 in SHO.
It's a 2 panel mosaic taken in Linz with an APO. I tried to bring out the sulfur a bit more than usual.
Here is the link to the image on astrobin:

https://www.astrobin.com/zwbwxj/?nc=user

Clear skies!
Felix

IC 1848, The Soul Nebula, 2 panel mosaic!

https://www.astrobin.com/full/zwbwxj/0/

Deep View in SHO, captured in Linz.
~29 hours total integration time
Hope you like it!

Can't post images yet but I find it really funny everytime I log into the computer to control the imaging rig my cat comes into my room to check on what I am doing. No idea, what he can see on my screen.

Hy everyone! I will just post my introduction as a reply: So my name is Felix and I run the observatory of the school I graduated from. I went from landscape to nightscape to deep sky imaging and I love to see the progression by others and by myself. It's a lot of fun to compare your images to the o...

Wow, what a fantastic image! 212 hours is crazy. :O