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Takahashi Epsilon 160ED and ATIK 16200 astrophoto of Andromeda M31 galaxy Richard Harris Ozark Hills

Takahashi Epsilon 160ED and a night with Andromeda M31

Under a stretch of rare clear skies, I set out to capture M31, the Andromeda Galaxy, in one night using the Takahashi Epsilon 160ED and ATIK 16200, gathering nearly five hours of LRGB data for a closer look at our neighboring island universe.

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