Aaron Freimark

@JasonBayton And I received this.

Landed today in my connection requests. I hear good things about this MDM stuff, maybe I should look into it? lnkd.in/e-W2sH-J

@BrandondelPozo Brandon, you convinced me to read Blood Meridian, I’ll always love you for that. And hate you too.

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@NanoRaptor Where is twitter’s “groan” button?

We’re effectively alone in the Universe, and that’s OK arstechnica.com/space/2023/05/…

@saltybretzel Can someone put this image into one of those 3D photo crystals that keep getting advertised here?

I was watching Picard (awesome!) and always wondering what Data looks like under his skin, so did this. I based it upon old TNG episodes where they open his various hatches, and a shot in First Contact, trying to keep the TNG aesthetic. #startrek #illustration #android

@Larstronomy I used this to learn. Very detailed steps. lightvortexastronomy.com/tutorials.html

Astro-friends, I'm really really struggling with processing my 2 photos. Maybe I just want too much, but how do you go about narrowband processing? There's always something I don't like about my results

@KevinAstrokev If you have a reducer you could remove it for galaxy season. You will crop the edges anyway. And drizzling is key. I have 120mm, just a bit bigger than yours, and get this.

Galaxies can be tiny with my 550mm refractor. Thinking of getting a longer scope for smaller targets like this M51 from a year ago. Would love to here any suggestions or recommendations 🙂 Thanks

@astrofalls Emission nebula in another galaxy: fair game yes?

2023 galaxy season is gonna go hard. No more emission nebula for me, galaxies only. Galaxies forever 2023

The Rosette Nebula, six filters (SHO+RGB), 4.6 hours.

@impractknow @BrandondelPozo Abstract: “?”

@mariana057 @JokesAstro

I looked up at Orion's Belt, and thought 'That's a huge waist of space'. Terrible joke. 3 stars…

@BrandondelPozo “well schmegulated”

Last week’s “Snow Moon” shot from Cold Spring, NY. 3,000 frames @ 1/200s then last night added 90 @ 30s for the starfield. #Astrophotography

@DrummerAndrew @AJamesMcCarthy @astrofalls “Single”

Running some m81 tonight. Single 10min red subframe

Still getting the hang of this Instagram thing. Anyway here’s my photo of Lower’s Nebula from this week.

Lower’s Nebula, discovered by the Lower brothers in the early 20th century. It was higher in the sky but now it is…lower? Narrowband dynamic combination + RGB stars #astrophotography instagram.com/p/CmhFoFIL7e2/…

@sweetr @macguru17 This new “architecture”: support.apple.com/guide/iphone/u…

@macguru17 Hmmm. I also have multiple homes registered and moved between this week. I did not see any issues but I had updated HomePods but not everything else. I am in progress on Apple TVs updates for example.

Apple bubble: I’m part of two Homes in HomeKit. One has been updated to the other architecture (I’m not the admin there), but the other does not show that option. What could be the reason? I’m now locked out of the first one, until the other is updated 😂

@rudibarani @AstroBackyard This. Especially: “Invest slowly. Don’t underestimate the mount.”

@AstroBackyard - Be proud of every image you create! - Exchange with likeminded people. Astro need not be a lonely hobby. - Invest slowly; don‘t underestimate the mount. - Automation helps to avoid unnecessary frustrations and sleep deprivation. - Cooled Astro-Cameras are a great invention

Astrophotographers: What's the most important piece of advice you like to give to beginners? (to save time and frustration!)🤔