The naked eye double star near Vega is a pair of double stars.
Telescope: Meade ETX-105 EC at f/14 Camera: MI-1300 CMOS sensor Image Processing: Composite/18 in Registax, Adjust levels
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August 30, 2003 10:23pm PDT
Gamma Leo
Algieba (Lion's Mane)
The bright star in the mane of the lion is an orange-yellow binary
star. The separation is 4.4 arcsec.
Telescope: Meade ETX-105 EC at f/35 Camera: MI-1300 CMOS sensor + IR-block filter Image Processing: Composite in Registax, Adjust levels
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Castor and Pollux are the twin bright stars in the constellation
Gemini. The telescope reveals that Castor is a double star. The
stars are 3.9 arcsec apart.
Telescope: Meade ETX-105 EC at f/35 Camera: MI-1300 CMOS sensor Image Processing: Composite in Registax, darken
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Betelgeuse
Red supergiant star in Orion. Betelgeuse has an apparent diameter of
about 0.1 arcsec. Large enough that some professional instruments can
study its atmosphere.
Telescope: Meade ETX-105 EC at f/35 Camera: MI-1300 CMOS sensor Image Processing: Composite in Registax,
Adjust levels
so background is black in GIMP