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
Discovery Astrophotography with ZWO ASTRO
[Video] ZWO ASI 1600MM-Cool (mono) – First Image
by Chuck’s Astrophotography
2016.10.4
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