Some Heavenly Sights for the Holidays

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Some Heavenly Sights for the Holidays

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This new catalog from Hubble has some absolutely awesome images!

I hope you enjoy them as much as I did.

Explore - The Night Sky | Hubble’s Caldwell Catalog
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Lovely!
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Thanks for the link. There some awesome and awesomely beautiful photos in the catalog.

This is my favorite, so far. I've renamed it Bert lahr because it reminds me of him as The Cowardly Lion.
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PJ_in_FL wrote:
13 Dec 2020, 00:16
This new catalog from Hubble has some absolutely awesome images!
They also have an awesome 404-Page-Not-Found message:-
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WOW is too short of a word to describe the views!
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That really is a great collection of images.

I'm hoping to get a clear night here for an attempt at Caldwell 11, the Bubble Nebula, as it's in a good position at the moment. But my one might not match the Hubble image!

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If you do, Graeme, there's a high-paying job awaiting you at NASA. :grin:
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ChrisGreaves wrote:
13 Dec 2020, 13:11
PJ_in_FL wrote:
13 Dec 2020, 00:16
This new catalog from Hubble has some absolutely awesome images!
They also have an awesome 404-Page-Not-Found message:-

Untitled.png

Cheers
Chris
Chris,

I hope you tried again. I don't know why the link failed for you then, but I just tried again and it's working.

Happy holidays!
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BobH wrote:
14 Dec 2020, 23:53
If you do, Graeme, there's a high-paying job awaiting you at NASA. :grin:

Close, but no cigar!

https://eileenslounge.com/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=35862

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PJ_in_FL wrote:
19 Dec 2020, 15:25
I hope you tried again. I don't know why the link failed for you then, but I just tried again and it's working.
Thanks PJ; I have not gotten back there yet, but I feel that their 404-mesdsage (image above) was better than any Hubble view (grin)
Happy holidays!
Yep! It is Winter Solstice Lunch Party today!
When I wake tomorrow :-
(1) The days will be getting longer (albeit colder) and
(2) The pension will be in.
I don't know which is more exciting!

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