After several clear nights that I did not take advantage of, I decided to go out and do some EAA. I started setting up around 8:45pm before it was completely dark and stayed until 11:30pm or so.
I had ship the ASI 533MM back: after getting the right cable to power it from the power station I was unable to detect it in ASILive. It could be an issue with the USB port on the camera.
So I used the ASI 294MC with 0.75FR and no filters. I tried to stack each target for at least 5 minutes.
Observations:
- NGC 3359 Galaxy - Ursa Major
- NGC 3079 Phantom Frisbee Galaxy - Ursa Major
- NGC 2841 Tiger's Eye Galaxy - Ursa Major
- M81 Bode's Galaxy - Ursa Major
- M82 Cigar's Galaxy - Ursa Major
- M101 Pinwheel Galaxy - Ursa Major
- M51 Whirlpool Galaxy - Canes Venatici
- NGC 5466 Snow Globe Globular Cluster
- M3 Globular Cluster - Canes Venatici
- M86, M84, NGC 4388 Great Galactic Face - Virgo
- C61 Antennae Galaxies - Corvus
- M104 Sombrero Galaxy - Virgo
- C45 Galaxy - Bootes
- M100 Blowdryer Galaxy - Virgo
- NGC 4438, NGC 4435 Eyes Galaxies - Virgo
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| NGC 3359 Galaxy 130x2.5s |
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| NGC 3079 Phantom Frisbee Galaxy 146x2.5s |
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| NGC 2841 Tiger's Eye Galaxy 131x2.5s |
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| M81 Bode's Galaxy 148x2.5s |
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| M82 Cigar's Galaxy 146x2.5s |
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| M101 Pinwheel Galaxy 58x2.5s |
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| M51 Whirlpool Galaxy 147x2.5s |
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| NGC 5466 Snow Globe Globular Cluster 100x2s |
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| M3 Globular Cluster 85x2s |
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| M86, M84, NGC 4388 Great Galactic Face 147x2.5s |
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| C61 Antennae Galaxies 69x2.5s |
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| M104 Sombrero Galaxy 135x2.5s |
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| C45 Galaxy 182x2.5s |
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| M100 Blowdryer Galaxy 157x2.5s |
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| NGC 4438, NGC 4435 Eyes Galaxies 192x2.5s |
