Bob, My skies are not great in terms of darkness but as yet have not taken the leap to narrow band. It is truly amazing though what detail can be seen! How do you like your RASA? I am seeing more imag

Wow very nice images Bob! That Soul Nebula is kinda haunting. Looks like a skeletonized turtle with a baby head looking to posse me! Cant wait to see the narrow band results! Dr. Myron Wasiuta Preside

Thats a really nice image Scott. Im sure the HA data will really bring out the HII regions! Dr. Myron Wasiuta President- MSRO Science, Inc Director- Mark Slade Remote Observatory Wilderness, VA USA

Thanks Bob. I’m not sure if its because i used the photometric filters instead of standard RGB or that i pushed the processing just shy of the image floor. Dr. Myron Wasiuta President- MSRO Science, I

Sorry about my previous post and sending the image in an unreadable format for most-I meant to enclose the image as a jpeg. This image represents my best effort to date on this object-about 3 hours of

Excellent work Tony! Beautiful images. Dr. Myron Wasiuta President- MSRO Science, Inc Director- Mark Slade Remote Observatory Wilderness, VA USA

Shows the central star! Dr. Myron Wasiuta President- MSRO Science, Inc Director- Mark Slade Remote Observatory Wilderness, VA USA

Hi Everyone, A few weeks ago David Dunham sent out an alert describing a rare occultation of a 13.5 magnitude star by the faint Uranian moon Umbriel. We were able to successfully detect an approximate

Very nice images! Looks like you captured a bright disturbance in the NTrZ! Dr. Myron Wasiuta President- MSRO Science, Inc Director- Mark Slade Remote Observatory Wilderness, VA USA

Dear BAS, Not sure if you’re seeing this yet but our skies are very hazy from the smoke blown East from the wildfires in California. Both Skycam images were obtained with identical settings under a “

Hello Bob, Nonetheless a very interesting and impressive image. Youve really captured the faint outer tendrils well! Dr. Myron Wasiuta President- MSRO Science, Inc Director- Mark Slade Remote Observat

The tail is easily seen naked eye in good skies! Last night i could see 3 degrees with direct vision and almost 5 with averted. Dr. Myron Wasiuta President- MSRO Science, Inc Director- Mark Slade Remo

Still working on the numerous comet images I have taken over the past week. Here is a stack of 10 5-second images using a fixed tripod and 300 mm Tamron telephoto. I took it from Thornton Hollow Overl

Dear BAS, Here are a few images taken on the morning of July 12 from an overlook along Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park. All were untracked and using a Canon Rebel t3 and Tamron 18-300mm zoom

This morning I was able to observe the comet from Thornton Hollow Overlook along Skyline Drive at an elevation of about 2500 feet. The comet was easy naked eye with a 2-3 degree long slightly curved d

Wow what an amazing image! Looks 3D! I dont think ive ever seen that outer opaque dust shell so well. Great job! Myron Dr. Myron Wasiuta President- MSRO Science, Inc Director- Mark Slade Remote Observ

Thanks Aaron! The seeing on this morning was pretty good, and in fact was good enough to resolve the disc of Titan which was about 0.8" across. Dr. Myron E. Wasiuta President, MSRO Science, Inc Direct

Dear BAS, I spent the weekend off catching up on some lunar and planetary imaging. Here are some results obtained on the morning of July 2, 2020. I used a 12-inch LX-200 at f/20 and a QHY 290 C CMOS c

Dear MSRO team and friends, Here is a two frame animation made from stacks of exposures taken almost exactly 24 hours apart on April 21 and 22, 2020 centered on 2H UT. They show how quickly the nucleu

Dear MSRO and friends, Images obtained last night with the 12-inch LX-200 show a splitting in the nucleus of Comet Atlas. It now has two definite condensations which undoubtable are a result of a majo