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Adelaide optical Centre has the largest range of telescopes to suit everybody from beginners to professionals. 

Explore our astronomy related products and you’re sure to find a telescope suitable for you. Our friendly staff are available to assist with any of your questions.

We offer an extensive variety of accessories and upgrades for all telescope types. Depending on the telescope you have and what items were included, you can always find an additional part or item to improve your telescope or viewing performance.

We have an astronomical range of telescopes and eyepieces and much more!

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Celestron’s patented StarSense™ Technology makes it easier than ever to locate objects in the night sky, even if you’ve never used a telescope before. Turn it on and push ‘Align.’ In about three minutes, you’re ready to observe!

The new Lithium Phosphate (LiFePO4) battery chemistry has significant advantages over other battery chemistries, great for for those Astronomers on the go.

One of the most important factors in a telescope is its transmission—the percentage of light that reaches the focal plane. Our proprietary StarBright XLT optical coatings dramatically increase transmission, up to 97.4% on our Schmidt corrector lenses.

Celestron’s aplanatic EdgeHD optics revolutionized astroimaging. This award-winning optical system reduces visual defects like field curvature and coma, creating an ultra-flat field for pinpoint stars all the way to the edge of today’s largest imaging sensors.

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To help you best understand the specifications and features of your telescope, we’ve listed the key components and parts to help you identify the array of products we have to offer.

If you would like to talk further about telescopes or any other optical products, please contact us today!

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The Adelaide Planetarium

We support the Adelaide Planetarium

Based at UniSA’s Mawson Lakes campus, just 16km from Adelaide CBD, the Planetarium offers a unique opportunity to stargaze without having to brave the elements.

Journey across the universe and marvel at projections of the sun, moon, planets and about 5,000 stars on the Planetarium’s iconic dome-shaped artificial night sky, without leaving the comfort of your seat. 

Be careful not to lose yourself as the projections simulate the Earth’s rotation and send you on a voyage through outer space.

No matter your age, the planetarium is an amazing experience for everybody.

 

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Light Pollution Map

Check out this useful light pollution map which will give you an idea just how clear the night sky is where you are.

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Astronomical Society of South Australia

A community of like-minded astronomers.

The Astronomical Society of South Australia is the only representative body for amateur astronomy in the state of South Australia. Founded in 1892 and with around 700 members, it is the oldest and one of the largest organisations of its kind in Australia.

They offer public viewing nights, meetings and Information sessions to their community of members.

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Arkaroola Astronomical Observatories

Arkaroola is an inspiring destination for artists, aviators, astronomers, adventure bikers, birdwatchers, bushwalkers, four wheel drive adventurers.

We run three fully equipped astronomical observatories, two located well above the Village area and one conveniently located virtually at our reception area. All of our Observatories are designed and operated to ensure an unforgettable “Stargazing” experience.

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SUBMIT YOUR OWN IMAGES BELOW

If you’re an astrophotographer, we would love to share your work! Please feel free to submit your best images below so we can feature your work on our site and credit you in social posts

LATEST SUBMISSIONS

Name: Dean ClarkInstagram: n/a Camera: Iphone 8Telescope: Astrotech ED65Q Subject: Moon Photo Taken: 29th November 2021Image Duration: n/a Software used: n/a Filters used: IPhone filtersPhoto Information: This photo was taken on the morning of the 29th November as the sun was about to rise so that I could capture Mare Orientale which is normally on the dark side of the Moon however it’s current liberation allows us a sneak peek which we won’t get for another 5 years. Grimaldi stands out beautifully with Orientale at around 11 o’clock highlighting the ‘dent’ in the moon.

Name: Dean Clark
Instagram: n/a
Camera: Iphone 8
Telescope: Astrotech ED65Q
Subject: Moon
Photo Taken: 29th November 2021
Image Duration: n/a
Software used: n/a
Filters used: IPhone filters
Photo Information: This photo was taken on the morning of the 29th November as the sun was about to rise so that I could capture Mare Orientale which is normally on the dark side of the Moon however it’s current liberation allows us a sneak peek which we won’t get for another 5 years. Grimaldi stands out beautifully with Orientale at around 11 o’clock highlighting the ‘dent’ in the moon.

Name: Gerhard VelaitisInstagram: PrivateCamera: ZWO ASI1600MC with 0.8x reducer lensTelescope: Saxon ED80Subject: Markarians Chain is a cluster of galaxies approx 50 million light years distant in Virgo, that appears in an arc from our point of view. Photo Taken: 29th July 2020 Image Duration: Total exposure time for this image was just over 1 hour Software: Astro Photo Tool (APT), Pixinsight, Photoshop Filters used: UV / IR Cut (ultraviolet / infrared cut) Photo Information: Some members of the cluster are gravitationally interacting. The elliptical galaxy M87 is also seen in the upper RH corner. This galaxy contains the super-massive black hole that was successfully imaged early in 2021, via international collaboration using the Event Horizon Telescope.

Name: Gerhard Velaitis
Instagram: Private
Camera: ZWO ASI1600MC with 0.8x reducer lens
Telescope: Saxon ED80
Subject: Markarians Chain is a cluster of galaxies approx 50 million light years distant in Virgo, that appears in an arc from our point of view.
Photo Taken: 29th July 2020
Image Duration: Total exposure time for this image was just over 1 hour
Software: Astro Photo Tool (APT), Pixinsight, Photoshop
Filters used: UV / IR Cut (ultraviolet / infrared cut)
Photo Information: Some members of the cluster are gravitationally interacting.
The elliptical galaxy M87 is also seen in the upper RH corner. This galaxy contains the super-massive black hole that was successfully imaged early in 2021, via international collaboration using the Event Horizon Telescope.

Name: Peter MarinosInstagram: @marinos_peterCamera: Canon 600DTelescope: None, Canon f/4 70-200mm lens, Subject: Lagoon and Trifid NebulaePhoto Taken: 30th of October Adelaide 2021 Image Duration: Stacked fifteen 120s images Software: Deep Sky Stacker (DSS) and PhotoshopFilters used: n/a Photo Information: Taken in the Adelaide Hills. Tracked with a Star Adventurer mount. Ten dark frames, flat frames, and dark flat frames

Name: Peter Marinos
Instagram: @marinos_peter
Camera: Canon 600D
Telescope: None, Canon f/4 70-200mm lens,
Subject: Lagoon and Trifid Nebulae
Photo Taken: 30th of October Adelaide 2021
Image Duration: Stacked fifteen 120s images
Software: Deep Sky Stacker (DSS) and Photoshop
Filters used: n/a
Photo Information: Taken in the Adelaide Hills. Tracked with a Star Adventurer mount. Ten dark frames, flat frames, and dark flat frames

Name: Kym ThalassoudisInstagram: n/aCamera: ZWO ASI 533MC ProTelescope:Takahashi Sky-90 90mmSubject: The iconic Horsehead Nebula in OrionPhoto Taken: n/aImage Duration: Single 3min exposure from a dark sky site Software: ASIAIR App. No processing Filters used: IR/UV Cut Photo Information: n/a

Name: Kym Thalassoudis
Instagram: n/a
Camera: ZWO ASI 533MC Pro
Telescope:Takahashi Sky-90 90mm
Subject: The iconic Horsehead Nebula in Orion
Photo Taken: n/a
Image Duration: Single 3min exposure from a dark sky site
Software: ASIAIR App. No processing
Filters used: IR/UV Cut
Photo Information: n/a

Name: Kym ThalassoudisInstagram: n/aCamera: ZWO ASI 533MC ProTelescope: Celestron SCT 9.25 inch f/6.3Subject: NGC 346Photo Taken: n/aImage Duration: ASIAIR App (screen shot) Software: ASIAIR App (screen shot) No post-processing Filters used: Optolong L-eXtreme Photo Information: NGC 346 is a young open cluster of stars with an associated nebula located in the Small Magellanic Cloud (SMC) that appears in the southern constellation of Tucana.

Name: Kym Thalassoudis
Instagram: n/a
Camera: ZWO ASI 533MC Pro
Telescope: Celestron SCT 9.25 inch f/6.3
Subject: NGC 346
Photo Taken: n/a
Image Duration: ASIAIR App (screen shot)
Software: ASIAIR App (screen shot) No post-processing
Filters used: Optolong L-eXtreme
Photo Information: NGC 346 is a young open cluster of stars with an associated nebula located in the Small Magellanic Cloud (SMC) that appears in the southern constellation of Tucana.

Name: Kym ThalassoudisInstagram: n/aCamera: ZWO ASI 533MC ProTelescope: William Optics ZenithStar II 80mm refractorSubject: The Helix NebulaPhoto Taken: n/aImage Duration: ASIAIR App (screen shot) Software: ASIAIR App (screen shot) No post-processing Filters used: Optolong L-eXtreme Photo Information: n/a

Name: Kym Thalassoudis
Instagram: n/a
Camera: ZWO ASI 533MC Pro
Telescope: William Optics ZenithStar II 80mm refractor
Subject: The Helix Nebula
Photo Taken: n/a
Image Duration: ASIAIR App (screen shot)
Software: ASIAIR App (screen shot) No post-processing
Filters used: Optolong L-eXtreme
Photo Information: n/a

Name: Kirsty FeijenInstagram: n/aCamera: Canon 70DTelescope: None, EF 200mm lens, f/2.8 with mount SkyWatcher Star Adventurer Subject: Lagoon and Triffid nebulasPhoto Taken: Taken in the Adelaide Hills on 7/10/21 Image Duration: 1.5 hours of data Software: Deep Sky Stacker, Gimp, PixInsight Filters used: n/a Photo Information: n/a

Name: Kirsty Feijen
Instagram: n/a
Camera: Canon 70D
Telescope: None, EF 200mm lens, f/2.8 with mount SkyWatcher Star Adventurer
Subject: Lagoon and Triffid nebulas
Photo Taken: Taken in the Adelaide Hills on 7/10/21
Image Duration: 1.5 hours of data
Software: Deep Sky Stacker, Gimp, PixInsight
Filters used: n/a
Photo Information: n/a

Name: Peter MarinosInstagram: @marinos_peterCamera: Canon 600DTelescope: None, 55-250mm lens, ( at 250mm f/5.6Subject: Carina Nebula CorePhoto Taken: Eyre Peninsula June 2021 Image Duration: 60-second exposures, forty images, plus darks and flats. Software: Deep Sky Stacker (DSS) 15 framesFilters used: n/a Photo Information: Used a Sky Watcher Star Adventurer and the 55-250mm Canon kit lens

Name: Peter Marinos
Instagram: @marinos_peter
Camera: Canon 600D
Telescope: None, 55-250mm lens, ( at 250mm f/5.6
Subject: Carina Nebula Core
Photo Taken: Eyre Peninsula June 2021
Image Duration: 60-second exposures, forty images, plus darks and flats.
Software: Deep Sky Stacker (DSS) 15 frames
Filters used: n/a
Photo Information: Used a Sky Watcher Star Adventurer and the 55-250mm Canon kit lens

Name: Dean Clark Instagram: n/a Camera: Iphone 8 Telescope: Dobsonian 10" GoTo Subject: Blood Moon Photo Taken: May 2021 Image Duration: n/a Software used: n/a Filters used: n/a Photo Information: Taken with a very steady hand, and the phone held up to the telescope eyepiece.

Name: Dean Clark
Instagram: n/a
Camera: Iphone 8
Telescope: Dobsonian 10" GoTo
Subject: Blood Moon
Photo Taken: May 2021
Image Duration: n/a
Software used: n/a
Filters used: n/a
Photo Information: Taken with a very steady hand, and the phone held up to the telescope eyepiece.

Name: Gerhard VelaitisInstagram: PrivateCamera: ZWO ASI290MC with 2x Barlow lensTelescope: Celestron C11 OTA with EQ6 mountSubject: JupiterPhoto Taken: 29th July 2020 Image Duration: n/a Software: Firecapture, Autostakkert, Registax and Photoshop Filters used: UV / IR Cut (ultraviolet / infrared cut) Photo Information: Jupiter featuring the Great Red Spot taken from suburbia, during a rare period of amazingly steady seeing.

Name: Gerhard Velaitis
Instagram: Private
Camera: ZWO ASI290MC with 2x Barlow lens
Telescope: Celestron C11 OTA with EQ6 mount
Subject: Jupiter
Photo Taken: 29th July 2020
Image Duration: n/a
Software: Firecapture, Autostakkert, Registax and Photoshop
Filters used: UV / IR Cut (ultraviolet / infrared cut)
Photo Information: Jupiter featuring the Great Red Spot taken from suburbia, during a rare period of amazingly steady seeing.

Name: Ian Blackwell Instagram: n/a Camera: Sony IMX224 Telescope: Unistellar eVscope Subject: M17 The Omega Nebula Photo Taken: n/a Image Duration: n/a Software used: Unistellar system Filters used: None Photo Information: n/a

Name: Ian Blackwell
Instagram: n/a
Camera: Sony IMX224
Telescope: Unistellar eVscope
Subject: M17 The Omega Nebula
Photo Taken: n/a
Image Duration: n/a
Software used: Unistellar system
Filters used: None
Photo Information: n/a

Name: Malcolm Scott Whinfield Instagram: n/a Camera: Canon 450D Telescope: TS80 with 480mm Focal Length Subject: IC 2948 and 2944 Running Chicken Nebula Photo Taken: n/a Image Duration: Taken 50 Light at 120 seconds ISO-400 Software used: Astroberry, Startools, GIMP and Darktable Filters used: None Photo Information: The night had good clear skies in a Bortle 6 Zone in Para Hills

Name: Malcolm Scott Whinfield
Instagram: n/a
Camera: Canon 450D
Telescope: TS80 with 480mm Focal Length
Subject: IC 2948 and 2944 Running Chicken Nebula
Photo Taken: n/a
Image Duration: Taken 50 Light at 120 seconds ISO-400
Software used: Astroberry, Startools, GIMP and Darktable
Filters used: None
Photo Information: The night had good clear skies in a Bortle 6 Zone in Para Hills

Name: Ian Blackwell Instagram: n/a Camera: Sony IMX224 Telescope: Unistellar eVscope Subject: NGC7590 - one of the Grus Quartet Photo Taken: n/a Image Duration: 25 minute exposure Software used: None Filters used: None Photo Information: NGC7590 - one of the Grus Quartet. The FOV on the eVscope won't accommodate all four, but here are three of the galaxies.

Name: Ian Blackwell
Instagram: n/a
Camera: Sony IMX224
Telescope: Unistellar eVscope
Subject: NGC7590 - one of the Grus Quartet
Photo Taken: n/a
Image Duration: 25 minute exposure
Software used: None
Filters used: None
Photo Information: NGC7590 - one of the Grus Quartet. The FOV on the eVscope won't accommodate all four, but here are three of the galaxies.

Name: Michael Lawrence Instagram: n/a Camera: QHYCCD QHY5III462 Planetary camera Telescope: SkyWatcher Star Discovery Pro 150/750 AZ Goto Newtonian reflector SKW-SW150NSD-R Subject: Tarantula Nebula Photo Taken: Taken on 3/4/2021 Image Duration: 720 light images and 72 dark images stacked Software used: Captured with Sharp Cap 3.2, stacked and edited with Deep Sky Stacker 4.1.1 Windows 10 photo editor. Filters used: None

Name: Michael Lawrence
Instagram: n/a
Camera: QHYCCD QHY5III462 Planetary camera
Telescope: SkyWatcher Star Discovery Pro 150/750 AZ Goto Newtonian reflector SKW-SW150NSD-R
Subject: Tarantula Nebula
Photo Taken: Taken on 3/4/2021
Image Duration: 720 light images and 72 dark images stacked
Software used: Captured with Sharp Cap 3.2, stacked and edited with Deep Sky Stacker 4.1.1 Windows 10 photo editor.
Filters used: None

Name: Peter MarinosInstagram: @marinos_peterCamera: Samsung Galaxy S9Telescope: Celestron Astromaster 130EQSubject: MoonPhoto Taken: Taken August 2020 with Celestron NEXYZ phone adapter Image Duration: n/a Software: Lynkeos to stack 30 frames, Gimp for final touches Filters used: None

Name: Peter Marinos
Instagram: @marinos_peter
Camera: Samsung Galaxy S9
Telescope: Celestron Astromaster 130EQ
Subject: Moon
Photo Taken: Taken August 2020 with Celestron NEXYZ phone adapter
Image Duration: n/a
Software: Lynkeos to stack 30 frames, Gimp for final touches
Filters used: None

Name: Gerhard VelaitisInstagram: PrivateCamera: ZWO ASI290MCTelescope: Celestron C11 OTA with EQ6 mountSubject: SaturnPhoto Taken: This image was captured on 5 Sept 2021 during an astrocamp in the Bendleby Ranges. I was lucky to catch a short period of very good seeing ( when atmospheric turbulence was minimal). Image Duration: n/a Software: Firecapture, Autostakkert, Registax and Photoshop Filters used: IR Cut (infrared cut)

Name: Gerhard Velaitis
Instagram: Private
Camera: ZWO ASI290MC
Telescope: Celestron C11 OTA with EQ6 mount
Subject: Saturn
Photo Taken: This image was captured on 5 Sept 2021 during an astrocamp in the Bendleby Ranges. I was lucky to catch a short period of very good seeing ( when atmospheric turbulence was minimal).
Image Duration: n/a
Software: Firecapture, Autostakkert, Registax and Photoshop
Filters used: IR Cut (infrared cut)

Name: Michael LawrenceInstagram: PrivateCamera: QHY5III462 CCD Planetary CameraTelescope: n/a, 3X barlow lens usedSubject: Moon, showing Mare Imbrium, Lava filled impact crater Plato & Aristoteles craterPhoto Taken: Taken on the 16th of October 2021Image Duration: captured from a 2000 frame AVI 1700 of which were stacked and edited to produce the image Software: SharpCap 3.2 Images stacked and edited with RegiStax 6Filters used: None

Name: Michael Lawrence
Instagram: Private
Camera: QHY5III462 CCD Planetary Camera
Telescope: n/a, 3X barlow lens used
Subject: Moon, showing Mare Imbrium, Lava filled impact crater Plato & Aristoteles crater
Photo Taken: Taken on the 16th of October 2021
Image Duration: captured from a 2000 frame AVI 1700 of which were stacked and edited to produce the image
Software: SharpCap 3.2 Images stacked and edited with RegiStax 6
Filters used: None

Name: Ross GerrandInstagram: PrivateCamera: Canon 1100DTelescope: n/aSubject: Carina NebulaPhoto Taken: Taken at Bendleby in the Flinders RangesImage Duration: 21x 2 minute exposures and 20 darks Software: APT, Deep Sky Tracker, StarTools & PS PhotoFilters used: None

Name: Ross Gerrand
Instagram: Private
Camera: Canon 1100D
Telescope: n/a
Subject: Carina Nebula
Photo Taken: Taken at Bendleby in the Flinders Ranges
Image Duration: 21x 2 minute exposures and 20 darks
Software: APT, Deep Sky Tracker, StarTools & PS Photo
Filters used: None

Name: Ross GerrandInstagram: PrivateCamera: ZWO ASI 183MC ProTelescope: n/aSubject: The Sculptor GalaxyPhoto Taken: Taken from my suburban backyard at Seacliff SA RangesImage Duration: 21x 2 minute exposures and 20 darks Software: Sharpcap, PHD2, Deep Sky Stacker, StarTools & PhotoshopFilters used: None

Name: Ross Gerrand
Instagram: Private
Camera: ZWO ASI 183MC Pro
Telescope: n/a
Subject: The Sculptor Galaxy
Photo Taken: Taken from my suburban backyard at Seacliff SA Ranges
Image Duration: 21x 2 minute exposures and 20 darks
Software: Sharpcap, PHD2, Deep Sky Stacker, StarTools & Photoshop
Filters used: None

Name: Peter MarinosInstagram: @marinos_peterCamera: Canon 600DTelescope: None, 18mm lens f/3.5Subject: The Milky Way CorePhoto Taken: Eyre Peninsula June 2021 Image Duration: 15x 3 minute exposures Software: Deep Sky Stacker (DSS) 15 framesFilters used: n/a

Name: Peter Marinos
Instagram: @marinos_peter
Camera: Canon 600D
Telescope: None, 18mm lens f/3.5
Subject: The Milky Way Core
Photo Taken: Eyre Peninsula June 2021
Image Duration: 15x 3 minute exposures
Software: Deep Sky Stacker (DSS) 15 frames
Filters used: n/a

Name: Matt WrightInstagram: @matttywrightausCamera: ZWO ASI178MM (Mono)Telescope: Meade LX90 ACF 8"Subject: JupiterPhoto Taken: Adelaide (western suburbs) 2021 Image Duration: 1 image, no stacking or processing Software: ASI ZWO softwareFilters used: None

Name: Matt Wright
Instagram: @matttywrightaus
Camera: ZWO ASI178MM (Mono)
Telescope: Meade LX90 ACF 8"
Subject: Jupiter
Photo Taken: Adelaide (western suburbs) 2021
Image Duration: 1 image, no stacking or processing
Software: ASI ZWO software
Filters used: None

Name: Matt WrightInstagram: @matttywrightausCamera: ZWO ASI178MM (Mono)Telescope: Meade LX90 ACF 8"Subject: SaturnPhoto Taken: Adelaide (western suburbs) 2021 Image Duration: 1 image, no stacking or processing Software: ASI ZWO softwareFilters used: None

Name: Matt Wright
Instagram: @matttywrightaus
Camera: ZWO ASI178MM (Mono)
Telescope: Meade LX90 ACF 8"
Subject: Saturn
Photo Taken: Adelaide (western suburbs) 2021
Image Duration: 1 image, no stacking or processing
Software: ASI ZWO software
Filters used: None

Name: JaneInstagram: PrivateCamera: iPhone 12 Max ProTelescope: Celeston with NEXYZ camera adapterSubject: Moon

Name: Jane
Instagram: Private
Camera: iPhone 12 Max Pro
Telescope: Celeston with NEXYZ camera adapter
Subject: Moon

Name: Matt WrightInstagram: @matttywrightausCamera: Iphone 11 Pro MaxTelescope: Meade LX90 ACF 8", taken through a Baader Hyperion Zoom EyepiceSubject: MoonPhoto Taken: Adelaide (western suburbs) 2021 Image Duration: 1 image, no stacking or processing Software:None Filters used: None

Name: Matt Wright
Instagram: @matttywrightaus
Camera: Iphone 11 Pro Max
Telescope: Meade LX90 ACF 8", taken through a Baader Hyperion Zoom Eyepice
Subject: Moon
Photo Taken: Adelaide (western suburbs) 2021
Image Duration: 1 image, no stacking or processing
Software:None
Filters used: None

Name: Matt WrightInstagram: @matttywrightausCamera: Iphone 11 Pro MaxTelescope: Meade LX90 ACF 8", taken through a Baader Hyperion Zoom EyepiceSubject: MoonPhoto Taken: Adelaide (western suburbs) 2021 Image Duration: 1 image, no stacking or processing Software:None Filters used: None

Name: Matt Wright
Instagram: @matttywrightaus
Camera: Iphone 11 Pro Max
Telescope: Meade LX90 ACF 8", taken through a Baader Hyperion Zoom Eyepice
Subject: Moon
Photo Taken: Adelaide (western suburbs) 2021
Image Duration: 1 image, no stacking or processing
Software:None
Filters used: None

Name: Matt WrightInstagram: PrivateCamera: iPhone 11 ProTelescope: Meade LX90ACFSubject: Meade LX90ACF
Name: Matt Wright
Instagram: Private
Camera: iPhone 11 Pro
Telescope: Meade LX90ACF
Subject: Meade LX90ACF
Name: KatieInstagram: PrivateCamera: Sony DSC-HX400VTelescope: n/aSubject: The MoonPhoto Taken: Taken 14/02/2022, 9:01pm, Kapunda SA Image Duration: N/A Software: Iphone SoftwareFilters used: None

Name: Katie
Instagram: Private
Camera: Sony DSC-HX400V
Telescope: n/a
Subject: The Moon
Photo Taken: Taken 14/02/2022, 9:01pm, Kapunda SA
Image Duration: N/A
Software: Iphone Software
Filters used: None

Name: James YuInstagram: @jamesphotography_com_au Camera: ASI 533MM PROTelescope: ASKAR FRA300 PRO with Skywatcher HEQ5 PRO mountSubject: The Dragons of Ara - NGC6188 Photo Taken: Adelaide Image Duration: 4 hours at IC2944 and 5 Hours at NGC6188 Software: Pixlnsight & photoshopFilters used: ZWO 1.25” SHO Narrowband set Photo Information: NGC 6188 is an emission nebula located about 4,000 light years away in the constellation Ara. With 5 hours data from the My backyard , a false-color Hubble palette was used to create this gorgeous wide-field image and shows emission from sulfur, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms in red, green, and blue hues. Dark shapes with bright edges winging their way through dusty NGC 6188 are tens of light-years long.

Name: James Yu
Instagram: @jamesphotography_com_au
Camera: ASI 533MM PRO
Telescope: ASKAR FRA300 PRO with Skywatcher HEQ5 PRO mount
Subject: The Dragons of Ara - NGC6188
Photo Taken: Adelaide
Image Duration: 4 hours at IC2944 and 5 Hours at NGC6188
Software: Pixlnsight & photoshop
Filters used: ZWO 1.25” SHO Narrowband set
Photo Information: NGC 6188 is an emission nebula located about 4,000 light years away in the constellation Ara. With 5 hours data from the My backyard , a false-color Hubble palette was used to create this gorgeous wide-field image and shows emission from sulfur, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms in red, green, and blue hues. Dark shapes with bright edges winging their way through dusty NGC 6188 are tens of light-years long.

Name: Ross GerrandInstagram: N/A Camera: ASI 183MCTelescope: ED80Subject: Colliding Galaxys Photo Taken: N/A Image Duration:N/A Software: NiniFilters used: Lextreme Photo Information:

Name: Ross Gerrand
Instagram: N/A
Camera: ASI 183MC
Telescope: ED80
Subject: Colliding Galaxys
Photo Taken: N/A
Image Duration:N/A
Software: Nini
Filters used: Lextreme
Photo Information:

Name: Jane CocksInstagram: @jatosha Camera: ASI 533MC ProTelescope: Skywatcher Evolux 82ED Subject: The Carina Nebula Photo Taken: Taken from inner west of Adelaide (Bortle 6) on Thursday 26th January Image Duration:N/A Software: ASIAIR Plus live stack, no other editingFilters used: Optolong L-Extreme Photo Information:

Name: Jane Cocks
Instagram: @jatosha
Camera: ASI 533MC Pro
Telescope: Skywatcher Evolux 82ED
Subject: The Carina Nebula
Photo Taken: Taken from inner west of Adelaide (Bortle 6) on Thursday 26th January
Image Duration:N/A
Software: ASIAIR Plus live stack, no other editing
Filters used: Optolong L-Extreme
Photo Information:

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