Milky Way in the IR
I got to borrow a super-heavy-duty mount for a run to the summit. I'm up on Haleakala doing the usual fixing, calibrating, observing, whatever and I decided to bring along all the cameras since I've got a bunch of new lenses. Even though the full moon is out, the IR cuts through the skylight and I get good shots of the milky way.
Andromeda is the fuzzball in the top right corner....





1 Comments:
those are quite amazing, it will be neat to compare them to non-moonlit nights.
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