Astrophotography

Glad you liked it! It was shot with a Seestar 50. 

Cool . Jeff, the coronal mass ejection at the 5:00 o’clock position is cool. I saw that visually and it looked like a short straight red line like in the capital letter “ Q “. Did not know what it was at first. You did have a lot more clouds than I had. This total solar eclipse is one  of the coolest things I have ever seen. 

 

I agree its a programing language and the only folks I know that mastered it were in the Dallas Club and they all got together often to learn together and share break through along with the little aps. 

Hope you get very accomplished with it and perhaps you can do some classes for CTAS Members. Zoom meeting make learning a lot less difficult.

Aubrey

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Thanks Aubrey. I finally figured out it is actually a programming language with a host of processes that one orders into a container to use. Incredibly flexible and powerful but equally difficult to master. 

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Thanks Aubrey. I finally figured out it is actually a programming language with a host of processes that one orders into a container to use. Incredibly flexible and powerful but equally difficult to master. 

HI Jeff, I am glad someone in CTAS is tackling Pixinsight software. I gave it try two times but did not get past basics stuff. 

Thanks for sharing the Eclipse and you got a great diamond ring.

Aubrey