This is an article I found of a recent comparison of two very high-end Mounts I found interesting, so I'm bringing it to the attention of anyone interested. 

While I'm a Mach2 fan, I also think the 1000 HPS (& 2000HPS) looks like a great mount.

I can confirm what's said about the AP forums. Also, the

The new PixInsight SPCC process is well worth looking into.

It uses the latest Gaia satellite data from ESA to calibrate the colour in your RGB images. Gaia was launched in December 2013 and SPCC uses the 3rd release of data made available in June 2022.

Check

Check out this YouTube video explaining the vital weather patterns around Australia. It also mentioned a study based on real data that asked new questions that may enable scientists to improve weather modelling. 

The current modelling suggests better weather for Astronomy early in the new year, but the modelling may not be accurate

ESO Delegates Set the Stage

UPDATE 7/12/2022:

This script is now at version 0.61 

You can find it with Dean's comments on the PixInsight Forum at  https://pixinsight.com/forum/index.php?threads/combineimages-script-v0-6-redeveloped-to-improve-functionality-and-support-for-jwst-images.19463/#post-119808

Is anyone processing JWST images, particularly with our ongoing poor weather preventing decent imaging?

NASA has released a new JWST image on the centre of M16 Eagle Nebula, comparing a small area to a famous HST image.

Read about it (and also watch the embedded video within the page) at https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2022/nasa-s-webb-takes-star-filled-portrait-of-pillars-of-creation

I've

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