I reprocessed it. A little less aggressive on the colour saturation and a bit more of noise reduction. Used a new algorithm that's all the rage these days that removes the stars from the nebula and adds them back in after processing. Not sure if I like it. Feels too artificial.

MSR needs to get back on track & US Congress needs to see the value of science - the samples need to come back to Earth! #astrobiology NASA JPL
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Odysseus, Intuitive Machines’ uncrewed Moon lander, is targeted to touch down at the lunar South Pole at 5:30pm ET (2230 UTC) Feb. 22. Watch live with us as this Moon delivery brings science instruments to study the region. go.nasa.gov/49Dw6bW

Of all the many mysteries in our Universe, Parthenogenesis is especially fascinating.

So... Garmin reckons I've been exercising (intensely) for 5.0200606 × 10^7 minutes, which is over 95.5 years - that's slightly off by *many* decades. How am I still alive - perhaps I am immortal?

'The ING Support and Research Studentship Programme' - this looks amazing, and I will apply in 2 to 3 years when my studies have advanced. An absolutely amazing opportunity Isaac Newton Group ing.iac.es/astronomy/scie…

Some more interesting reading coming my way... #astronomy #radioastronomy #astrobiology #originsoflife

Ready for some good seeing tonight Celestron It has been a while... #astronomy

Is There Such A Thing As A Biosignature?
astrobiology.com/2024/01/is-the… #astrobiology #astronomy #exoplanet #biosignature

Hey Celestron *WHY* is the #93973 SkyPortal WiFi dongle SO unreliable? Whether in ad-hoc or AP mode, it disconnects ALL the time. Perhaps mine has the flawed chipset using the 'SkyQLink' signal, not the Zentri Ppty chip that emits the stronger 'Celestron x.x' signal? Tsk.

'We are going' (?) Risk and delivery comparisons between the NASA Apollo and NASAArtemis programmes. Interesting... youtube.com/watch?v=OoJsPv…

Neptune and Uranus seen in true colours for first time
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Light that leaves the Sun (or any star) today will travel 5.88 trillion miles (9.46 trillion km) this year. How far will you go? go.nasa.gov/47i0Xti

Love it.

My cat is 11 today!