Pleiades Star Cluster by Phil Hart
Phil Hart

Pleiades Star Cluster by

A long exposure through a telescope of the Pleaides star cluster, well known as the “Seven Sisters” in the constellation ‘Taurus the Bull’.

Details at www.philhart.com

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astrology, astronomy, clusters, galaxy, nebula, night, space, stars

Comments

  • Marie Sharp
    Marie Sharpover 3 years ago

    An instant favorite. Beautiful stars!

  • 3rdrock
    3rdrockabout 3 years ago

    thats a stunning result phil , the merope nebulosity looks stunning , what scope did you use?

  • Phil Hart
    Phil Hartabout 3 years ago

    thanks.. for the deep sky shots, i’m using a very nice Takahashi Epsilon 160 newtonian reflector with correcting element. focal length 530mm at f3.3. some more details for the image here:

    thanks.. for the deep sky shots, i’m using a very nice Takahashi Epsilon 160 newtonian reflector with correcting element. focal length 530mm at f3.3. some more details for the image here:http://www.philhart.com/gallery/Astrophoto...

    thanks.. for the deep sky shots, i’m using a very nice Takahashi Epsilon 160 newtonian reflector with correcting element. focal length 530mm at f3.3. some more details for the image here:http://www.philhart.com/gallery/Astrophoto... used to hate people with takahashis :-)

  • g8tway
    g8twayalmost 3 years ago

    Seven Sisters are a beautiful site well captured…..
    Tim

  • lorilee
    lorileeover 2 years ago

    INCREDIBLE!!!!!

  • Andrew Murrell
    Andrew Murrellover 2 years ago

    Ok I now know why you have great star images. the Tak is a great scope for this type of work. What mount are you using?? You have cahught the Merope nebula wonderfully

  • maileilani
    maileilaniover 2 years ago

    Awesome!

  • LightStar
    LightStarover 2 years ago

    Just stunning.

  • Jewd
    Jewdover 2 years ago

    Oh my favorite constellation…wonderful image…

  • jskouros
    jskourosover 2 years ago

    Lovely image Phil. You’ve got a lot of the nebulosity showing through for such short subs.