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JupiterThis image is the result of stacking the best 100 of about 250 images captured using the Orion StarShoot Solar System Color Imager II. It was a beautiful, clear evening after the CMS Astronomy Club had its monthly meeting.Telescope: Celestar 8" | Camera: N/A
Taken by Pete Idema on Oct 22, 2010 |
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M3 Globular ClusterMarch 15th was a beautifully clear night. After our astronomy club meeting while working on equipment I took this image. It was a 2 minute unfiltered exposure.Telescope: Celestron 14" (CG-14) | Camera: SBIG ST-7 CCD
Taken by Pete Idema on Mar 16, 2010 |
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JupiterThis image resulted from stacking 250 images gathered using a webcam and was taken using the 8" scope on the night of August 20, 2009.Telescope: Celestar 8" | Camera: Phillips ToUcam
Taken by Pete Idema on Aug 23, 2009 |
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Jupiter with moonsThe 14" telescope at the CMS Observatory is seeing clearly again! After a few years of being out of collimation, the scope has been given an overhaul and is now seeing much more clearly. Some fine-tuning is still needed, but we're getting there! This image was taken the night of August 20, 2009 is the result of stacking 500 images taken with the webcam.Telescope: Celestron 14" (CG-14) | Camera: Phillips ToUcam
Taken by Pete Idema on Aug 23, 2009 |
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SaturnThis image of Saturn taken 5/18/09 at 10pm during the CMS Astronomy Club meeting shows the planet with its rings nearly edge on. The best 192 images out of 850 were stacked using K3CCD Tools (the program used to capture the images).Telescope: Celestar 8" | Camera: Phillips ToUcam
Taken by Pete Idema on May 19, 2009 |
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Statue with Venus & MoonThis shot of the moon and Venus was taken in front of the hospital on the evening of March 5th using my Fuji Finepix 7000 and a 1/4 sec. exposure.Telescope: N/A | Camera: N/A
Taken by Pete Idema on Mar 12, 2009 |
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