Small Magallenic cloud

This will have to be revisited as it looks very interesting once I can find the right star to track with. I must have been very close at 60 sec not much trailing as the others. the night was ruined by the remote that had a mind of its own I believe a broken wire.

PIP an up to date look at this cloud.

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Gudrun ^club

That star below the "cloud" is huge, a fascianting photo!

5 years ago.

Steve Paxton ^club has replied

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At this point I dont know is it a star or a galaxy why I say I want another shot at this lot. I am totally green here.

5 years ago.

tiabunna ^club has replied

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I'm fairly certain it's a globular cluster, though at present I can't find the chart to give an ID on which one I'm afraid.

5 years ago.

tiabunna ^club

A good shot of the Small Magellanic Cloud, Steve. I'm looking forward to again having a clear sky here!

5 years ago.

Steve Paxton ^club has replied

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Globular cluster 47 Tucanae found the answer

5 years ago.

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