This is such a wonderful story that I came to know yesterday from my Facebook friend Jam Jamam, I thought you guys would also like to hear it and am just gonna blog about it.
The wonderful day was last Friday, to be precise the 11th of December 2009. Jam and his friends have had a wonderful session of observation and analysis with sophisticated equipment. I believe the session had been so exciting and is really appealing to me, who has never been with such high-tech astronomy stuff so far, In his gallery Jam had uploaded those pictures, he's taken during the unforgettable night.
From his location @ DSO, Normandy, France Jam conducted all this stuff and here are the images of them.
The above image is the conrtol room and here you can see Jam is more concentrating on the screen on left rather than the other, which portrays the Facebook page. The left screen features the Rosette nebula and see guys, what an incredible photo it is !!
Above is the chamber allocated for the telescope and as per Jam the temperature inside was 4 degrees Celsius.
And next is a raw image that Jam's taken featuring Rosette Nebula.
I hope that it won't take Jam a long time to process and decipher the valuable data embedded in those images.. Jam's smart !!
Below is the famous Orion nebula through Jam's equipment. (Focus on the belt to see the nebula, not the whole constellation)
Here you go through the Horse Head nebula, wonderful !! (Rotate it 90 degrees anticlockwise to get the usual image)
However the analyzed data will be featured on Jam's website at http://www.deepskyjam.com/ and you are encouraged to pay a visit and browse a lot of astronomy data !!
Thank you again Jam for sharing the story !!
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