Come see live video of Deep Space! 11-28-14

Is this near to nibiru?

Nancy says is it visible via telescope now...

Here we go!

Really cool man! Hope your luck has turned around.

:)

I hope I can stay awake...

ETA: the thingy orbiting the dog's helmet is making me sleepy...

Last Edited by Tampa Heather on 11/28/2014 10:35 PM

Thanks for your offering and efforts to educate the sheeple!

Keep up the great work.

BTW what happened to the GLP observatory?

Don't suppose Nancy has coordinates for it...

RA: 5h 49m 17s, Dec: +19d 24' 06"

seems she erased that post though.

strange.

Last Edited by Stud Muffin Brian on 11/28/2014 11:05 PM

how deep is the space?

Well I can certainly take a detour over there and take a look at those coordinates. That's within a few arcseconds of the star HD 247968 (assuming she means the standard J2000.0 epoch on those coordinates), not much else over there though.

Last Edited by Astromut on 11/28/2014 11:18 PM

how deep is the space?

:ohlook:

Hi mut, are you applying any color filters to this?

what a moron in deep space is no live!!!!!!!!

how should they breath its to deep!!!
everyone knows this!!!!!!

Thank you for another wonderful live cast Mister Astro! Clearing up a bit here and I can see Jupiter, but still no Astro-weather :(

were is mylotryptaphan

3rd Rock from the Sun

this is gaia mylotryptaphan is real tho

sry i dont do drugs

Good question, I Donated $200 to Trin for that and have seen fuckall.

What no UFOs ...But many thanks Astro (even if its incomplete without UFOs) ....

The telescope was online and available for use during the initial testing period. I also provided images and video of comet ISON last year with the GLP telescope. While the software to control it remotely continues to be worked on I've been providing live astronomy shows with similar equipment of my own right here.

Here's the completed mosaic of the "missing region" from Google sky:
[link to nova.astrometry.net]
Here's a KMZ file that you can load into google sky as an overlay to see the "missing region":
[link to nova.astrometry.net]

Here is the stacked image of galaxy M74:
[link to h.dropcanvas.com]
And here is the M78 nebula stack:
[link to h.dropcanvas.com]

[link to h.dropcanvas.com]
Well, those are the coordinates, nothing there though. I did a blink comparison with the background stars from the Palomar Sky Survey. Nothing new or unusual is present in my color image that isn't present in the black and while Palomar image. There's a green cosmic ray strike to the right, but that's it.

Here's the photo of the star for Freckle Face:
[link to h.dropcanvas.com]

Would be interesting to keep monitoring the same spot for a good few months, when you're available Mister Astro. Then we can see if something's moving / changing, or not :)

No need. I can and will compare to the actual "missing" image. That was taken about 30 years ago.