Discovery of the M31 [OIII] emission arc
Recently, a major discovery by an international team of amateur astronomers and scientists has become a huge online hit, and this new discovery is just located in one of the
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Jupiter with ASI174MM and ASI174MC from Martin Lewis
Just get a email from Martin Levwis to share the wondeful image token with ASI174MM and ASI174MC
its a great pleasure for us to see such wonderful images from our camera. Thanks for sharing! Here are two images from the 18th April 2015, one with an ASI174MC colour camera and one with an ASI174MM mono camera, in good seeing. I think the former has the edge and processing and effort is so much less.
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