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Wed Jun 12 05:39:19 CEST 2019

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• === The Cave (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The music that is played in the caves of Icy Island. This is an updated version I made for Milestone 2 using MIDI gear instead of the Amiga mod format I used in the original one. You can hear drops of water falling to the ground and echoeing through wide stone hallways trying to create a feeling of being lost in a cold, dark place.

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• === The Cave (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The music that is played in the caves of Icy Island. This is an updated version I made for Milestone 2 using MIDI gear instead of the Amiga mod format I used in the original one. You can hear drops of water falling to the ground and echoeing through wide stone hallways trying to create a feeling of being lost in a cold, dark place.
  === The Cave (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The music that is played in the caves of Icy Island. This is an updated version I made for Milestone 2 using MIDI gear instead of the Amiga mod format I used in the original one. You can hear drops of water falling to the ground and echoeing through wide stone hallways trying to create a feeling of being lost in a cold, dark place.

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• === VOIPatience (2005) === Original description: A melody I made for the telephone waiting loop at my university. I think it's still in use.
• === Boss Attack (2005/2006) === Original description: This song is played during the battle of Tux vs. Mr Ice Guy, the boss of World 1. It's a simple but driving, fast-paced, guitar-heavy tune. I'm currently working on a "live" version of this one using actual guitars and keys (see below).
• === Boss Attack (2005/2006) === Original description: This song is played during the battle of Tux vs. Mr Ice Guy, the boss of World 1. It's a simple but driving, fast-paced, guitar-heavy tune. I'm currently working on a "live" version of this one using actual guitars and keys (see below).
• === Boss Attack (2005/2006) === Original description: This song is played during the battle of Tux vs. Mr Ice Guy, the boss of World 1. It's a simple but driving, fast-paced, guitar-heavy tune. I'm currently working on a "live" version of this one using actual guitars and keys (see below).
  === Boss Attack (2005/2006) === Original description: This song is played during the battle of Tux vs. Mr Ice Guy, the boss of World 1. It's a simple but driving, fast-paced, guitar-heavy tune. I'm currently working on a "live" version of this one using actual guitars and keys (see below).
• === Boss Attack '07 (2007) === Original description: The new version of Boss Attack, this time recorded with a real electric guitar. I also played with some effects; the result is a song that sounds less artificial and sterile than the original. I'm not fully content with it yet, so this file might change in the future without warning. I want to replace the lead guitar with a real one, too, and maybe record the piano part as well.
• === The Cave (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The music that is played in the caves of Icy Island. This is an updated version I made for Milestone 2 using MIDI gear instead of the Amiga mod format I used in the original one. You can hear drops of water falling to the ground and echoeing through wide stone hallways trying to create a feeling of being lost in a cold, dark place.
• === The Cave (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The music that is played in the caves of Icy Island. This is an updated version I made for Milestone 2 using MIDI gear instead of the Amiga mod format I used in the original one. You can hear drops of water falling to the ground and echoeing through wide stone hallways trying to create a feeling of being lost in a cold, dark place.
  === The Cave (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The music that is played in the caves of Icy Island. This is an updated version I made for Milestone 2 using MIDI gear instead of the Amiga mod format I used in the original one. You can hear drops of water falling to the ground and echoeing through wide stone hallways trying to create a feeling of being lost in a cold, dark place.
• === The Cave (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The music that is played in the caves of Icy Island. This is an updated version I made for Milestone 2 using MIDI gear instead of the Amiga mod format I used in the original one. You can hear drops of water falling to the ground and echoeing through wide stone hallways trying to create a feeling of being lost in a cold, dark place.
  === The Cave (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The music that is played in the caves of Icy Island. This is an updated version I made for Milestone 2 using MIDI gear instead of the Amiga mod format I used in the original one. You can hear drops of water falling to the ground and echoeing through wide stone hallways trying to create a feeling of being lost in a cold, dark place.
• === Credits Theme (2005) === Original description: A remix of Rabbit Holes that is played during the credits sequence. The change of speed and instrumentation as well as the additional piano line give the song a whole different atmosphere.
• === Credits Theme (2005) === Original description: A remix of Rabbit Holes that is played during the credits sequence. The change of speed and instrumentation as well as the additional piano line give the song a whole different atmosphere.
• === Credits Theme (2005) === Original description: A remix of Rabbit Holes that is played during the credits sequence. The change of speed and instrumentation as well as the additional piano line give the song a whole different atmosphere.
  === Credits Theme (2005) === Original description: A remix of Rabbit Holes that is played during the credits sequence. The change of speed and instrumentation as well as the additional piano line give the song a whole different atmosphere.
• === Credits Theme For Piano (2007) === Original description: The SuperTux Credits Theme for piano. This is the first piece I re-arranged to be actually playable on a real instrument after receiving a request from an eight-year-old SuperTux player. Difficulty: Medium
• === Credits Theme For Piano (2007) === Original description: The SuperTux Credits Theme for piano. This is the first piece I re-arranged to be actually playable on a real instrument after receiving a request from an eight-year-old SuperTux player. Difficulty: Medium
  === Credits Theme For Piano (2007) === Original description: The SuperTux Credits Theme for piano. This is the first piece I re-arranged to be actually playable on a real instrument after receiving a request from an eight-year-old SuperTux player. Difficulty: Medium
• === Credits Theme For Piano (2007) === Original description: The SuperTux Credits Theme for piano. This is the first piece I re-arranged to be actually playable on a real instrument after receiving a request from an eight-year-old SuperTux player. Difficulty: Medium
  === Credits Theme For Piano (2007) === Original description: The SuperTux Credits Theme for piano. This is the first piece I re-arranged to be actually playable on a real instrument after receiving a request from an eight-year-old SuperTux player. Difficulty: Medium
• === Dark Forest Keep (2005) === Original description: Dark Forest Keep - the place where the final battle of the forest world will take place. The accompanying sound track is a dark, majestic, melancholic, baroque-style theme inspired by the Castlevania series' soundtrack and by grand master Johann Sebastian Bach (who probably inspired the Castlevania soundtrack composers). This is one of my personal favourites.
• === Dark Forest Keep (2005) === Original description: Dark Forest Keep - the place where the final battle of the forest world will take place. The accompanying sound track is a dark, majestic, melancholic, baroque-style theme inspired by the Castlevania series' soundtrack and by grand master Johann Sebastian Bach (who probably inspired the Castlevania soundtrack composers). This is one of my personal favourites.
• === Dark Forest Keep (2005) === Original description: Dark Forest Keep - the place where the final battle of the forest world will take place. The accompanying sound track is a dark, majestic, melancholic, baroque-style theme inspired by the Castlevania series' soundtrack and by grand master Johann Sebastian Bach (who probably inspired the Castlevania soundtrack composers). This is one of my personal favourites.
  === Dark Forest Keep (2005) === Original description: Dark Forest Keep - the place where the final battle of the forest world will take place. The accompanying sound track is a dark, majestic, melancholic, baroque-style theme inspired by the Castlevania series' soundtrack and by grand master Johann Sebastian Bach (who probably inspired the Castlevania soundtrack composers). This is one of my personal favourites.
• === Dark Forest Keep (Symphonic Remix) (2009) === Original description: This is a remix of (File:Discarded-ideas-org-wansti-ccbysa-darkforestkeep.ogg, link added ~ToBeFree) - rendered using a professional orchestra sample library which makes it sounds a lot more realistic and provides a much deeper atmosphere. If you like the original, you should definitely check this one, too.
• === Dark Forest Keep (Symphonic Remix) (2009) === Original description: This is a remix of (File:Discarded-ideas-org-wansti-ccbysa-darkforestkeep.ogg, link added ~ToBeFree) - rendered using a professional orchestra sample library which makes it sounds a lot more realistic and provides a much deeper atmosphere. If you like the original, you should definitely check this one, too.
  === Dark Forest Keep (Symphonic Remix) (2009) === Original description: This is a remix of (File:Discarded-ideas-org-wansti-ccbysa-darkforestkeep.ogg, link added ~ToBeFree) - rendered using a professional orchestra sample library which makes it sounds a lot more realistic and provides a much deeper atmosphere. If you like the original, you should definitely check this one, too.
• === Forest Dance (2005/2006) === Original description: The first of three background tunes for the light forest world of Milestone 2. The main melody is played by a flute and accompanied by strings which give the song a nice light-hearted dance feeling.
• === Forest Dance (2005/2006) === Original description: The first of three background tunes for the light forest world of Milestone 2. The main melody is played by a flute and accompanied by strings which give the song a nice light-hearted dance feeling.
• === Forest Dance (2005/2006) === Original description: The first of three background tunes for the light forest world of Milestone 2. The main melody is played by a flute and accompanied by strings which give the song a nice light-hearted dance feeling.
  === Forest Dance (2005/2006) === Original description: The first of three background tunes for the light forest world of Milestone 2. The main melody is played by a flute and accompanied by strings which give the song a nice light-hearted dance feeling.
• === Forest Dance For Piano And Recorders (2008) === Original description: The Forest Dance from SuperTux Milestone 2, for piano and soprano/alto recorders. Difficulty: Easy
• === Forest Dance For Piano And Recorders (2008) === Original description: The Forest Dance from SuperTux Milestone 2, for piano and soprano/alto recorders. Difficulty: Easy
  === Forest Dance For Piano And Recorders (2008) === Original description: The Forest Dance from SuperTux Milestone 2, for piano and soprano/alto recorders. Difficulty: Easy
• === Forest Dance For Piano And Recorders (2008) === Original description: The Forest Dance from SuperTux Milestone 2, for piano and soprano/alto recorders. Difficulty: Easy
  === Forest Dance For Piano And Recorders (2008) === Original description: The Forest Dance from SuperTux Milestone 2, for piano and soprano/alto recorders. Difficulty: Easy
• === Rabbit Holes (2005/2006) === Original description: The second forest song. Again, the melody is played by flutes but this time accompanied by a brass section which, added to the overall darker melody, make this one perfect for underground levels. Like Forest Dance, there is a tracked version of this song somewhere out there, but it never made it into the game.
• === Rabbit Holes (2005/2006) === Original description: The second forest song. Again, the melody is played by flutes but this time accompanied by a brass section which, added to the overall darker melody, make this one perfect for underground levels. Like Forest Dance, there is a tracked version of this song somewhere out there, but it never made it into the game.
• === Rabbit Holes (2005/2006) === Original description: The second forest song. Again, the melody is played by flutes but this time accompanied by a brass section which, added to the overall darker melody, make this one perfect for underground levels. Like Forest Dance, there is a tracked version of this song somewhere out there, but it never made it into the game.
  === Rabbit Holes (2005/2006) === Original description: The second forest song. Again, the melody is played by flutes but this time accompanied by a brass section which, added to the overall darker melody, make this one perfect for underground levels. Like Forest Dance, there is a tracked version of this song somewhere out there, but it never made it into the game.
• === Riding The Wind (2006) === Original description: The third forest song; this time I tried to capture the image of Tux jumping through green tree-tops high above the ground. I also tried to pay more attention to percussion instruments than in the other forest songs.
• === Riding The Wind (2006) === Original description: The third forest song; this time I tried to capture the image of Tux jumping through green tree-tops high above the ground. I also tried to pay more attention to percussion instruments than in the other forest songs.
• === Riding The Wind (2006) === Original description: The third forest song; this time I tried to capture the image of Tux jumping through green tree-tops high above the ground. I also tried to pay more attention to percussion instruments than in the other forest songs.
  === Riding The Wind (2006) === Original description: The third forest song; this time I tried to capture the image of Tux jumping through green tree-tops high above the ground. I also tried to pay more attention to percussion instruments than in the other forest songs.
• === The Fortress (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The original Fortress tune that can be heard in Milestone 1 is the first tune I made for the game, and also the first self-composed song I ever published. This is the updated version, again using MIDI gear instead of Soundtracker. There's nothing really special to it, except maybe for an unexpected change in the melody.
• === The Fortress (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The original Fortress tune that can be heard in Milestone 1 is the first tune I made for the game, and also the first self-composed song I ever published. This is the updated version, again using MIDI gear instead of Soundtracker. There's nothing really special to it, except maybe for an unexpected change in the melody.
• === The Fortress (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The original Fortress tune that can be heard in Milestone 1 is the first tune I made for the game, and also the first self-composed song I ever published. This is the updated version, again using MIDI gear instead of Soundtracker. There's nothing really special to it, except maybe for an unexpected change in the melody.
  === The Fortress (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The original Fortress tune that can be heard in Milestone 1 is the first tune I made for the game, and also the first self-composed song I ever published. This is the updated version, again using MIDI gear instead of Soundtracker. There's nothing really special to it, except maybe for an unexpected change in the melody.
• === Ghost Forest Theme (2005) === Original description: An eerie melody that is played in the Ghost Forest levels. I tried to create a strong contrast between the two worlds while leaving intact the general "forest"-atmosphere. Also, this song tries to build up tension for the grand finale of the forest world.
• === Ghost Forest Theme (2005) === Original description: An eerie melody that is played in the Ghost Forest levels. I tried to create a strong contrast between the two worlds while leaving intact the general "forest"-atmosphere. Also, this song tries to build up tension for the grand finale of the forest world.
• === Ghost Forest Theme (2005) === Original description: An eerie melody that is played in the Ghost Forest levels. I tried to create a strong contrast between the two worlds while leaving intact the general "forest"-atmosphere. Also, this song tries to build up tension for the grand finale of the forest world.
  === Ghost Forest Theme (2005) === Original description: An eerie melody that is played in the Ghost Forest levels. I tried to create a strong contrast between the two worlds while leaving intact the general "forest"-atmosphere. Also, this song tries to build up tension for the grand finale of the forest world.
• === Feel For The Hammer (2004) === Original description: The other mod song that still doesn't have a finished updated counterpart. This is a song I made from a set of Battlecry-generated lyrics […] You'll get the general idea, but it won't be half as funny unless it's actually performed by a band. Anyone interested? :-)
• === Level Done (2004) === Original description: Level Done is, as you probably have guessed, the short melody that is played whenever Tux finishes a level; a variation can be found here. Tux Victorious is one of my attempts to give Level Done a makeover; but since it was considered too "epic" by all of the team members, we didn't use it in the game. I think it would be fun to have a recognizable tune for a victorious Tux, so whenever you make a game starring Tux, feel free to use any of the them as a rewarding melody. Or play them aloud in court after successfully fighting a violation of the GPL. :-)
• === Forging Worlds (2004/2005) === Original description: One of the last two songs left that is based on a mod is this little piece I made for Worldforge. A more professional remake called Medieval Dance is in the works, but unfortunately I never finished it until now.
• === Milestone 2 Theme (2004/2005) === Original description: The SuperTux theme song in the updated version for Milestone 2. I tried to capture three aspects of Tux, the game's main character, that I never thought would fit together so well: He's cute, he's heroic, and he's geeky. :-) The Theme also has a bit of a medley character, including a variation of a melody from each world - which means that the song will be updated with each world that is added to the game.
• === Milestone 2 Theme (2004/2005) === Original description: The SuperTux theme song in the updated version for Milestone 2. I tried to capture three aspects of Tux, the game's main character, that I never thought would fit together so well: He's cute, he's heroic, and he's geeky. :-) The Theme also has a bit of a medley character, including a variation of a melody from each world - which means that the song will be updated with each world that is added to the game.
• === Milestone 2 Theme (2004/2005) === Original description: The SuperTux theme song in the updated version for Milestone 2. I tried to capture three aspects of Tux, the game's main character, that I never thought would fit together so well: He's cute, he's heroic, and he's geeky. :-) The Theme also has a bit of a medley character, including a variation of a melody from each world - which means that the song will be updated with each world that is added to the game.
  === Milestone 2 Theme (2004/2005) === Original description: The SuperTux theme song in the updated version for Milestone 2. I tried to capture three aspects of Tux, the game's main character, that I never thought would fit together so well: He's cute, he's heroic, and he's geeky. :-) The Theme also has a bit of a medley character, including a variation of a melody from each world - which means that the song will be updated with each world that is added to the game.
• === Prophecy (2007) === Original description: An interesting piece that serves no specific purpose - give it one if you like. For more information on the song itself, read this blog entry. Content of said blog entry: Today I'm releasing a new song which I've been working on for the last two nights. Originally I was on the keyboard trying to create something much bigger, something that would meet my own artistic standards. Unfortunately I was unsuccessful, and when I finally decided that perhaps I should lower my expectations and start a bit smaller, the main melody for "Prophecy" instantly came to my mind. When I wrote it down I decided to let the music develop itself. I didn't have anything in mind for it, no purpose, no specific direction I wanted to go and no specific mood I wanted the song to have. I was surprised myself when I noticed how the mood slowly changed from the majestic main theme to a creepy and unsettling, much darker atmosphere. So for the finale I decided to have the brass section literally pull it out of there, and I think it worked out quite well - but listen for yourself. […] By the way: I know the title has been used before... but I have my reasons - three of them, actually. And in case you're wondering: The third reason is that the brass sample I used is called "Prophecy". :-)
• === Snowball Surprise Theme (2005) === Original description: This is the theme song for an OpenSource game called Snowball Surprise, which was cancelled and later resurrected as Snowballz […] Due to the developers' change of plans, the theme never made it into the game.
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  === Credits Theme For Piano (2007) === Original description: The SuperTux Credits Theme for piano. This is the first piece I re-arranged to be actually playable on a real instrument after receiving a request from an eight-year-old SuperTux player. Difficulty: Medium
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  === Forest Dance For Piano And Recorders (2008) === Original description: The Forest Dance from SuperTux Milestone 2, for piano and soprano/alto recorders. Difficulty: Easy
• === Tux Victorious (2005) === Original description: Level Done is, as you probably have guessed, the short melody that is played whenever Tux finishes a level; a variation can be found here. Tux Victorious is one of my attempts to give Level Done a makeover; but since it was considered too "epic" by all of the team members, we didn't use it in the game. I think it would be fun to have a recognizable tune for a victorious Tux, so whenever you make a game starring Tux, feel free to use any of the them as a rewarding melody. Or play them aloud in court after successfully fighting a violation of the GPL. :-)
• === Nightfall (2005) === Original description: A melodic tune I made for another game called Windstille. This is an updated version with different instrumentation than the one I originally committed.

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• === VOIPatience (2005) === Original description: A melody I made for the telephone waiting loop at my university. I think it's still in use.
• === Boss Attack (2005/2006) === Original description: This song is played during the battle of Tux vs. Mr Ice Guy, the boss of World 1. It's a simple but driving, fast-paced, guitar-heavy tune. I'm currently working on a "live" version of this one using actual guitars and keys (see below).
• === Boss Attack (2005/2006) === Original description: This song is played during the battle of Tux vs. Mr Ice Guy, the boss of World 1. It's a simple but driving, fast-paced, guitar-heavy tune. I'm currently working on a "live" version of this one using actual guitars and keys (see below).
• === Boss Attack (2005/2006) === Original description: This song is played during the battle of Tux vs. Mr Ice Guy, the boss of World 1. It's a simple but driving, fast-paced, guitar-heavy tune. I'm currently working on a "live" version of this one using actual guitars and keys (see below).
  === Boss Attack (2005/2006) === Original description: This song is played during the battle of Tux vs. Mr Ice Guy, the boss of World 1. It's a simple but driving, fast-paced, guitar-heavy tune. I'm currently working on a "live" version of this one using actual guitars and keys (see below).
• === Boss Attack '07 (2007) === Original description: The new version of Boss Attack, this time recorded with a real electric guitar. I also played with some effects; the result is a song that sounds less artificial and sterile than the original. I'm not fully content with it yet, so this file might change in the future without warning. I want to replace the lead guitar with a real one, too, and maybe record the piano part as well.
• === The Cave (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The music that is played in the caves of Icy Island. This is an updated version I made for Milestone 2 using MIDI gear instead of the Amiga mod format I used in the original one. You can hear drops of water falling to the ground and echoeing through wide stone hallways trying to create a feeling of being lost in a cold, dark place.
• === The Cave (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The music that is played in the caves of Icy Island. This is an updated version I made for Milestone 2 using MIDI gear instead of the Amiga mod format I used in the original one. You can hear drops of water falling to the ground and echoeing through wide stone hallways trying to create a feeling of being lost in a cold, dark place.
  === The Cave (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The music that is played in the caves of Icy Island. This is an updated version I made for Milestone 2 using MIDI gear instead of the Amiga mod format I used in the original one. You can hear drops of water falling to the ground and echoeing through wide stone hallways trying to create a feeling of being lost in a cold, dark place.
• === The Cave (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The music that is played in the caves of Icy Island. This is an updated version I made for Milestone 2 using MIDI gear instead of the Amiga mod format I used in the original one. You can hear drops of water falling to the ground and echoeing through wide stone hallways trying to create a feeling of being lost in a cold, dark place.
  === The Cave (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The music that is played in the caves of Icy Island. This is an updated version I made for Milestone 2 using MIDI gear instead of the Amiga mod format I used in the original one. You can hear drops of water falling to the ground and echoeing through wide stone hallways trying to create a feeling of being lost in a cold, dark place.
• === Credits Theme (2005) === Original description: A remix of Rabbit Holes that is played during the credits sequence. The change of speed and instrumentation as well as the additional piano line give the song a whole different atmosphere.
• === Credits Theme (2005) === Original description: A remix of Rabbit Holes that is played during the credits sequence. The change of speed and instrumentation as well as the additional piano line give the song a whole different atmosphere.
• === Credits Theme (2005) === Original description: A remix of Rabbit Holes that is played during the credits sequence. The change of speed and instrumentation as well as the additional piano line give the song a whole different atmosphere.
  === Credits Theme (2005) === Original description: A remix of Rabbit Holes that is played during the credits sequence. The change of speed and instrumentation as well as the additional piano line give the song a whole different atmosphere.
• === Credits Theme For Piano (2007) === Original description: The SuperTux Credits Theme for piano. This is the first piece I re-arranged to be actually playable on a real instrument after receiving a request from an eight-year-old SuperTux player. Difficulty: Medium
• === Credits Theme For Piano (2007) === Original description: The SuperTux Credits Theme for piano. This is the first piece I re-arranged to be actually playable on a real instrument after receiving a request from an eight-year-old SuperTux player. Difficulty: Medium
  === Credits Theme For Piano (2007) === Original description: The SuperTux Credits Theme for piano. This is the first piece I re-arranged to be actually playable on a real instrument after receiving a request from an eight-year-old SuperTux player. Difficulty: Medium
• === Credits Theme For Piano (2007) === Original description: The SuperTux Credits Theme for piano. This is the first piece I re-arranged to be actually playable on a real instrument after receiving a request from an eight-year-old SuperTux player. Difficulty: Medium
  === Credits Theme For Piano (2007) === Original description: The SuperTux Credits Theme for piano. This is the first piece I re-arranged to be actually playable on a real instrument after receiving a request from an eight-year-old SuperTux player. Difficulty: Medium
• === Dark Forest Keep (2005) === Original description: Dark Forest Keep - the place where the final battle of the forest world will take place. The accompanying sound track is a dark, majestic, melancholic, baroque-style theme inspired by the Castlevania series' soundtrack and by grand master Johann Sebastian Bach (who probably inspired the Castlevania soundtrack composers). This is one of my personal favourites.
• === Dark Forest Keep (2005) === Original description: Dark Forest Keep - the place where the final battle of the forest world will take place. The accompanying sound track is a dark, majestic, melancholic, baroque-style theme inspired by the Castlevania series' soundtrack and by grand master Johann Sebastian Bach (who probably inspired the Castlevania soundtrack composers). This is one of my personal favourites.
• === Dark Forest Keep (2005) === Original description: Dark Forest Keep - the place where the final battle of the forest world will take place. The accompanying sound track is a dark, majestic, melancholic, baroque-style theme inspired by the Castlevania series' soundtrack and by grand master Johann Sebastian Bach (who probably inspired the Castlevania soundtrack composers). This is one of my personal favourites.
  === Dark Forest Keep (2005) === Original description: Dark Forest Keep - the place where the final battle of the forest world will take place. The accompanying sound track is a dark, majestic, melancholic, baroque-style theme inspired by the Castlevania series' soundtrack and by grand master Johann Sebastian Bach (who probably inspired the Castlevania soundtrack composers). This is one of my personal favourites.
• === Dark Forest Keep (Symphonic Remix) (2009) === Original description: This is a remix of (File:Discarded-ideas-org-wansti-ccbysa-darkforestkeep.ogg, link added ~ToBeFree) - rendered using a professional orchestra sample library which makes it sounds a lot more realistic and provides a much deeper atmosphere. If you like the original, you should definitely check this one, too.
• === Dark Forest Keep (Symphonic Remix) (2009) === Original description: This is a remix of (File:Discarded-ideas-org-wansti-ccbysa-darkforestkeep.ogg, link added ~ToBeFree) - rendered using a professional orchestra sample library which makes it sounds a lot more realistic and provides a much deeper atmosphere. If you like the original, you should definitely check this one, too.
  === Dark Forest Keep (Symphonic Remix) (2009) === Original description: This is a remix of (File:Discarded-ideas-org-wansti-ccbysa-darkforestkeep.ogg, link added ~ToBeFree) - rendered using a professional orchestra sample library which makes it sounds a lot more realistic and provides a much deeper atmosphere. If you like the original, you should definitely check this one, too.
• === Forest Dance (2005/2006) === Original description: The first of three background tunes for the light forest world of Milestone 2. The main melody is played by a flute and accompanied by strings which give the song a nice light-hearted dance feeling.
• === Forest Dance (2005/2006) === Original description: The first of three background tunes for the light forest world of Milestone 2. The main melody is played by a flute and accompanied by strings which give the song a nice light-hearted dance feeling.
• === Forest Dance (2005/2006) === Original description: The first of three background tunes for the light forest world of Milestone 2. The main melody is played by a flute and accompanied by strings which give the song a nice light-hearted dance feeling.
  === Forest Dance (2005/2006) === Original description: The first of three background tunes for the light forest world of Milestone 2. The main melody is played by a flute and accompanied by strings which give the song a nice light-hearted dance feeling.
• === Forest Dance For Piano And Recorders (2008) === Original description: The Forest Dance from SuperTux Milestone 2, for piano and soprano/alto recorders. Difficulty: Easy
• === Forest Dance For Piano And Recorders (2008) === Original description: The Forest Dance from SuperTux Milestone 2, for piano and soprano/alto recorders. Difficulty: Easy
  === Forest Dance For Piano And Recorders (2008) === Original description: The Forest Dance from SuperTux Milestone 2, for piano and soprano/alto recorders. Difficulty: Easy
• === Forest Dance For Piano And Recorders (2008) === Original description: The Forest Dance from SuperTux Milestone 2, for piano and soprano/alto recorders. Difficulty: Easy
  === Forest Dance For Piano And Recorders (2008) === Original description: The Forest Dance from SuperTux Milestone 2, for piano and soprano/alto recorders. Difficulty: Easy
• === Rabbit Holes (2005/2006) === Original description: The second forest song. Again, the melody is played by flutes but this time accompanied by a brass section which, added to the overall darker melody, make this one perfect for underground levels. Like Forest Dance, there is a tracked version of this song somewhere out there, but it never made it into the game.
• === Rabbit Holes (2005/2006) === Original description: The second forest song. Again, the melody is played by flutes but this time accompanied by a brass section which, added to the overall darker melody, make this one perfect for underground levels. Like Forest Dance, there is a tracked version of this song somewhere out there, but it never made it into the game.
• === Rabbit Holes (2005/2006) === Original description: The second forest song. Again, the melody is played by flutes but this time accompanied by a brass section which, added to the overall darker melody, make this one perfect for underground levels. Like Forest Dance, there is a tracked version of this song somewhere out there, but it never made it into the game.
  === Rabbit Holes (2005/2006) === Original description: The second forest song. Again, the melody is played by flutes but this time accompanied by a brass section which, added to the overall darker melody, make this one perfect for underground levels. Like Forest Dance, there is a tracked version of this song somewhere out there, but it never made it into the game.
• === Riding The Wind (2006) === Original description: The third forest song; this time I tried to capture the image of Tux jumping through green tree-tops high above the ground. I also tried to pay more attention to percussion instruments than in the other forest songs.
• === Riding The Wind (2006) === Original description: The third forest song; this time I tried to capture the image of Tux jumping through green tree-tops high above the ground. I also tried to pay more attention to percussion instruments than in the other forest songs.
• === Riding The Wind (2006) === Original description: The third forest song; this time I tried to capture the image of Tux jumping through green tree-tops high above the ground. I also tried to pay more attention to percussion instruments than in the other forest songs.
  === Riding The Wind (2006) === Original description: The third forest song; this time I tried to capture the image of Tux jumping through green tree-tops high above the ground. I also tried to pay more attention to percussion instruments than in the other forest songs.
• === The Fortress (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The original Fortress tune that can be heard in Milestone 1 is the first tune I made for the game, and also the first self-composed song I ever published. This is the updated version, again using MIDI gear instead of Soundtracker. There's nothing really special to it, except maybe for an unexpected change in the melody.
• === The Fortress (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The original Fortress tune that can be heard in Milestone 1 is the first tune I made for the game, and also the first self-composed song I ever published. This is the updated version, again using MIDI gear instead of Soundtracker. There's nothing really special to it, except maybe for an unexpected change in the melody.
• === The Fortress (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The original Fortress tune that can be heard in Milestone 1 is the first tune I made for the game, and also the first self-composed song I ever published. This is the updated version, again using MIDI gear instead of Soundtracker. There's nothing really special to it, except maybe for an unexpected change in the melody.
  === The Fortress (Milestone 2 Version) (2004/2006) === Original description: The original Fortress tune that can be heard in Milestone 1 is the first tune I made for the game, and also the first self-composed song I ever published. This is the updated version, again using MIDI gear instead of Soundtracker. There's nothing really special to it, except maybe for an unexpected change in the melody.
• === Ghost Forest Theme (2005) === Original description: An eerie melody that is played in the Ghost Forest levels. I tried to create a strong contrast between the two worlds while leaving intact the general "forest"-atmosphere. Also, this song tries to build up tension for the grand finale of the forest world.
• === Ghost Forest Theme (2005) === Original description: An eerie melody that is played in the Ghost Forest levels. I tried to create a strong contrast between the two worlds while leaving intact the general "forest"-atmosphere. Also, this song tries to build up tension for the grand finale of the forest world.
• === Ghost Forest Theme (2005) === Original description: An eerie melody that is played in the Ghost Forest levels. I tried to create a strong contrast between the two worlds while leaving intact the general "forest"-atmosphere. Also, this song tries to build up tension for the grand finale of the forest world.
  === Ghost Forest Theme (2005) === Original description: An eerie melody that is played in the Ghost Forest levels. I tried to create a strong contrast between the two worlds while leaving intact the general "forest"-atmosphere. Also, this song tries to build up tension for the grand finale of the forest world.
• === Feel For The Hammer (2004) === Original description: The other mod song that still doesn't have a finished updated counterpart. This is a song I made from a set of Battlecry-generated lyrics […] You'll get the general idea, but it won't be half as funny unless it's actually performed by a band. Anyone interested? :-)
• === Level Done (2004) === Original description: Level Done is, as you probably have guessed, the short melody that is played whenever Tux finishes a level; a variation can be found here. Tux Victorious is one of my attempts to give Level Done a makeover; but since it was considered too "epic" by all of the team members, we didn't use it in the game. I think it would be fun to have a recognizable tune for a victorious Tux, so whenever you make a game starring Tux, feel free to use any of the them as a rewarding melody. Or play them aloud in court after successfully fighting a violation of the GPL. :-)
• === Forging Worlds (2004/2005) === Original description: One of the last two songs left that is based on a mod is this little piece I made for Worldforge. A more professional remake called Medieval Dance is in the works, but unfortunately I never finished it until now.
• === Milestone 2 Theme (2004/2005) === Original description: The SuperTux theme song in the updated version for Milestone 2. I tried to capture three aspects of Tux, the game's main character, that I never thought would fit together so well: He's cute, he's heroic, and he's geeky. :-) The Theme also has a bit of a medley character, including a variation of a melody from each world - which means that the song will be updated with each world that is added to the game.
• === Milestone 2 Theme (2004/2005) === Original description: The SuperTux theme song in the updated version for Milestone 2. I tried to capture three aspects of Tux, the game's main character, that I never thought would fit together so well: He's cute, he's heroic, and he's geeky. :-) The Theme also has a bit of a medley character, including a variation of a melody from each world - which means that the song will be updated with each world that is added to the game.
• === Milestone 2 Theme (2004/2005) === Original description: The SuperTux theme song in the updated version for Milestone 2. I tried to capture three aspects of Tux, the game's main character, that I never thought would fit together so well: He's cute, he's heroic, and he's geeky. :-) The Theme also has a bit of a medley character, including a variation of a melody from each world - which means that the song will be updated with each world that is added to the game.
  === Milestone 2 Theme (2004/2005) === Original description: The SuperTux theme song in the updated version for Milestone 2. I tried to capture three aspects of Tux, the game's main character, that I never thought would fit together so well: He's cute, he's heroic, and he's geeky. :-) The Theme also has a bit of a medley character, including a variation of a melody from each world - which means that the song will be updated with each world that is added to the game.
• === Prophecy (2007) === Original description: An interesting piece that serves no specific purpose - give it one if you like. For more information on the song itself, read this blog entry. Content of said blog entry: Today I'm releasing a new song which I've been working on for the last two nights. Originally I was on the keyboard trying to create something much bigger, something that would meet my own artistic standards. Unfortunately I was unsuccessful, and when I finally decided that perhaps I should lower my expectations and start a bit smaller, the main melody for "Prophecy" instantly came to my mind. When I wrote it down I decided to let the music develop itself. I didn't have anything in mind for it, no purpose, no specific direction I wanted to go and no specific mood I wanted the song to have. I was surprised myself when I noticed how the mood slowly changed from the majestic main theme to a creepy and unsettling, much darker atmosphere. So for the finale I decided to have the brass section literally pull it out of there, and I think it worked out quite well - but listen for yourself. […] By the way: I know the title has been used before... but I have my reasons - three of them, actually. And in case you're wondering: The third reason is that the brass sample I used is called "Prophecy". :-)
• === Snowball Surprise Theme (2005) === Original description: This is the theme song for an OpenSource game called Snowball Surprise, which was cancelled and later resurrected as Snowballz […] Due to the developers' change of plans, the theme never made it into the game.
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  === Credits Theme For Piano (2007) === Original description: The SuperTux Credits Theme for piano. This is the first piece I re-arranged to be actually playable on a real instrument after receiving a request from an eight-year-old SuperTux player. Difficulty: Medium
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  === Forest Dance For Piano And Recorders (2008) === Original description: The Forest Dance from SuperTux Milestone 2, for piano and soprano/alto recorders. Difficulty: Easy
• === Tux Victorious (2005) === Original description: Level Done is, as you probably have guessed, the short melody that is played whenever Tux finishes a level; a variation can be found here. Tux Victorious is one of my attempts to give Level Done a makeover; but since it was considered too "epic" by all of the team members, we didn't use it in the game. I think it would be fun to have a recognizable tune for a victorious Tux, so whenever you make a game starring Tux, feel free to use any of the them as a rewarding melody. Or play them aloud in court after successfully fighting a violation of the GPL. :-)
• === Nightfall (2005) === Original description: A melodic tune I made for another game called Windstille. This is an updated version with different instrumentation than the one I originally committed.

Tue Mar 13 02:39:06 CET 2018

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• The Talk Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Dark, Mysterious, Action
• The Visitors Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Dark, Mysterious
• The Voyage Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Uplifting, Action
• Thingamajig Genre: Folk Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Relaxing, Uplifting
• Think Tank Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Intense
• Thorns Of Omar V2 (3:23) Genre: Jazz+Funk Tempo: Medium Mood: Grooving, Energy, Cool
• Thought Bot Genre: Electronic Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Driving
• Thump Genre: Dance Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Bouncy
• Ticket To Nowhere Man Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Uplifting, Bright, Bouncy
• Time Passing By Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Action, Dark
• Top 40 Rap (3:28) Genre: Top 40 Tempo: Fast Mood: Bright, Driving, Energy
• Touchpoint Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Slow Mood: Driving, Dark, Intense
• Transcend (4:30) Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Calming, Soothing, Meditation
• Transition Genre: Pop/Funk Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Uplifting, Bright
• Transportation Genre: Dance Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Bright, Uplifting
• Trap Bed (3:53) Genre: Dance Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Bright, Energy
• Travel Light Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Bright
• Triangle Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Medium Mood: Relaxing, Calming, Dark
• Triumphant Return Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Action, Uplifting
• Troubled Bridges Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Soothing, Calming, Epic
• Tuba Waddle Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Humorous, Action
• Turkish Dance Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Bright, Uplifting, Epic
• Turn Up The Watts (2:00) Genre: Top 40 Tempo: Medium Mood: Aggressive, Angry, Driving
• Tv Drama Theme V1 Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Dark, Driving, Epic
• Tv Drama Theme V2 Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Fast Mood: Dark, Driving, Epic
• United We Groove Genre: Dance Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Bright
• Vanishing Horizon Genre: Dance Tempo: Fast Mood: Bright, Bouncy, Uplifting
• V Is For Victory Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Fast Mood: Uplifting, Bouncy, Relaxing
• Walk In The Park Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Medium Mood: Relaxing, Driving, Bright
• Walk In The Park Full Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Driving, Relaxing
• We Wish You A Merry Christmas Genre: Symphony Tempo: Medium Mood: Christmas, Bouncy, Bright
• Whats It To Ya Punk Genre: Punk Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Aggressive, Driving

Tue Mar 13 01:40:07 CET 2018

• Nickel Rock Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Epic, Uplifting, Driving
• Rock Your World Genre: Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Aggressive, Bouncy
• Rocky Top (trad.) Genre: Country Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Bright, Uplifting
• Rubix Cube Genre: Electronic Tempo: Medium Mood: Grooving, Driving, Dark
• Running Waters Genre: Meditative Tempo: Medium Mood: Calming, Relaxing
• Running Waters (full Track) Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Fast Mood: Relaxing, Bright, Calming
• Sailer's Lament Genre: Folk Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Driving, Uplifting
• Search And Destroy Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Suspenseful, Action, Mysterious
• Second Nature Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Medium Mood: Calming, Relaxing
• Seductress Dubstep Genre: Electronic Tempo: Medium Mood: Aggressive, Dark, Angry
• Serenity Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Slow Mood: Calming, Relaxing
• Serious Drama (1:14) Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Epic, Driving, Dark
• Serious Piano Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Dark
• Shadow Of Truth (4:10) Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Calming, Bright
• Sidewalk Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Bright, Uplifting
• Sideways Samba Genre: Jazz Tempo: Medium Mood: Relaxing, Calming, Bright
• Sitting Bull (3:21) Genre: Other Tempo: Medium Mood: Dark, Driving, Epic
• Sk8board Genre: Techno Tempo: Fast Mood: Action, Bright, Bouncy
• Skinny Leonard Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Grooving
• Slim And None Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Dark, Relaxing
• Smells Like Grunge Genre: Hard Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Angry, Aggressive, Action
• Smooth Jazz Night Genre: Jazz+Funk Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Dark, Driving
• Smooth Sailing Genre: Jazz+Funk Tempo: Medium Mood: Grooving, Bouncy
• Smooth Sailing Full Track Genre: Jazz+Funk Tempo: Medium Mood: Grooving, Bouncy, Relaxing
• Snappy Genre: Country Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Bright
• Sneaking Up Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Suspenseful, Action
• Sneaky Snooper Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Humorous, Action, Suspenseful
• So Dramatic Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Intense, Dark, Epic
• Solo Acoustic #3 (2:06) Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Slow Mood: Relaxing, Calming, Bright
• Solo Acoustic #5 (2:21) Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Medium Mood: Bright, Pensive, Calming
• Solo Acoustic Blues (3:00) Genre: Blues Tempo: Slow Mood: Aggressive, Melancholy, Energy
• Somber Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Dark, Intense, Sad
• Sonic Signature 1 Genre: Other Tempo: Medium Mood: Short Bits
• Sonic Signature 2 Genre: Other Tempo: Fast Mood: Short Bits
• Soul Groove Genre: Top 40 Tempo: Medium Mood: Grooving, Uplifting
• Soulstone (5:19) Genre: Other Tempo: Medium Mood: Dark, Driving, Energy
• South Of The Border Genre: Folk Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Relaxing
• Spanish Summer Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Medium Mood: Uplifting, Bouncy, Bright
• Sports Action Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Fast Mood: Aggressive, Driving, Action
• Stalking Prey Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Dark, Epic, Action
• Standard Jazz Bars(3:02) Genre: Jazz Tempo: Slow Mood: Relaxing, Melancholy, Smooth
• Straighty Baby Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Medium Mood: Cool, Grooving, Driving
• Summer Heat (1:05) Genre: Blues Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Bright, Energy
• Summer Sidewalk Genre: Jazz+Funk Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Bright, Relaxing
• Sunday's Child Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Somber, Dark, Sad
• Sunday Spirit Genre: Gospel Tempo: Fast Mood: Bright, Energy, Driving
• Sunrise On Mars Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Mysterious, Dark
• Sunset Strip Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Relaxing, Uplifting
• Suspense Action Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Suspenseful, Action, Dark
• Talking Stain Dance Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Fast Mood: Humorous, Bouncy

Tue Mar 13 00:52:52 CET 2018

• Open Road Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Bright, Uplifting
• Ophelia's Blues Genre: Blues Tempo: Medium Mood: Dark, Calming, Intense
• Opus One Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Uplifting, Mysterious
• Over Time Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Calming, Relaxing, Driving
• Panama Hat Genre: Jazz Tempo: Medium Mood: Vocal, Bouncy, Humorous
• Panama Hat (no Vocal) Genre: Jazz Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Humorous, Bright
• Paper Wings (3:16) Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Slow Mood: Calming, Relaxing, Bright
• Parting Glass Genre: Folk Tempo: Slow Mood: Calming, Relaxing, Vocal
• Pendulum Waltz Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Bright, Uplifting
• Pennywhistle (3:07) Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Medium Mood: Bright, Happy, Humorous
• Pensive Piano Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Dark, Sad
• Pentagram Genre: Hard Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Aggressive, Angry, Dark
• Peppers Funk Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Grooving
• Periscope Genre: Punk Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Aggressive, Driving, Bouncy
• Phase Shifter (4:06) Genre: Other Tempo: Fast Mood: Bright, Bouncy, Energy
• Piano March (:20) Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Relaxing, Short Bits
• Piledriver (2:55) Genre: Other Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Bright, Energy
• Pilots Of Stone Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Aggressive, Intense
• Pink's Glass Genre: Top 40 Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Bouncy, Action
• Pioneers Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Relaxing, Calming
• Plantation Genre: Blues Tempo: Slow Mood: Dark, Relaxing, Mysterious
• Pool (2:34) Genre: Trip-Hop Tempo: Medium Mood: Aggressive, Dark, Driving
• Pop Metal Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Aggressive, Action
• Pop Rock Bed (2:51) Genre: Other Tempo: Medium Mood: Bright, Driving, Energy
• Pop Star (2:12) Genre: Top 40 Tempo: Medium Mood: Uplifting, Bouncy, Grooving
• Pop Tune Genre: Top 40 Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Bright
• Progressive Rock Genre: Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Aggressive, Driving, Action
• Pyramids Genre: Dance Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Uplifting, Relaxing
• Quiet Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Dark, Pensive
• Quirky Jerk Genre: Top 40 Tempo: Fast Mood: Intense, Driving
• Radio Rock Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Dark, Driving
• Rags To Riches Rag Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Humorous
• Real Bad Girl Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Aggressive
• Redwood Highway Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Fast Mood: Grooving, Relaxing, Bright
• Redwood Trail Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Medium Mood: Soothing, Bouncy, Bright
• Remember The Heroes Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Intense, Driving, Epic
• Renaissance Genre: Folk Tempo: Slow Mood: Dark, Somber
• Rhastafarian Genre: Reggae Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Dark
• Right On Red (full) Genre: Jazz+Funk Tempo: Fast Mood: Grooving, Driving, Bouncy
• River Meditation Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Relaxing, Uplifting
• Road To Kilcoo (3:04) Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Epic, Dramatic, Somber
• Roboskater Genre: Top 40 Tempo: Fast Mood: Uplifting, Bouncy, Action
• Rock Energy (1:55) Genre: Hard Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Aggressive, Bright, Energy
• Rock Energy V2 (2:33) Genre: Hard Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Aggressive, Driving, Energy
• Rocker (ac/dc Style) Genre: Other Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Aggressive, Action
• Rocker Chicks Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Aggressive, Angry
• Rock Intro 1 Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Uplifting, Short Bits
• Rock Intro 2 Genre: Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Aggressive, Action, Short Bits
• Rock Intro 3 Genre: Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Aggressive, Action, Short Bits
• Rock Intro 4 Genre: Other Tempo: Medium Mood: Aggressive, Dark, Short Bits

Tue Mar 13 00:29:15 CET 2018

• Jenny's Theme Genre: Country Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Bouncy, Bright
• Joy To The World Genre: Symphony Tempo: Medium Mood: Uplifting, Christmas, Bouncy
• Jumpin' Boogie Woogie Genre: Jazz Tempo: Fast Mood: Grooving, Bouncy, Bright
• Keep It Real Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Aggressive
• Kicked Up Pumps Genre: Top 40 Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Bright
• Landra's Dream Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Medium Mood: Bright, Relaxing, Uplifting
• Latin House Bed (2:48) Genre: House Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Bright, Grooving
• Lazy Day Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Slow Mood: Bouncy, Relaxing, Uplifting
• Leavin The Lights (4:40) Genre: Other Tempo: Slow Mood: Epic, Cool, Bouncy
• Legends Of The River Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Epic, Dramatic, Uplifting
• Lexicon (2:59) Genre: Electronic Tempo: Medium Mood: Dark, Driving, Grooving
• Lightning Bugs Genre: Top 40 Tempo: Medium Mood: Bright, Driving, Uplifting
• Line Of Fire Genre: Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Aggressive, Driving
• Lion's Heart Genre: Top 40 Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Energy, Bright
• Long Live Death Genre: Hard Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Aggressive, Angry, Dark
• Macaroon 5 Genre: Top 40 Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Bouncy
• Majestic Piano Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Dark, Epic, Inspiration
• Mall Walker Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Bright, Driving
• Marathon Man Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Driving, Uplifting
• Marauder (4:05) Genre: Electronic Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Epic, Energy
• Meditation 1 (4:00) Genre: Other Tempo: Medium Mood: Calming, Relaxing, Meditation
• Medium Rock Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Relaxing, Uplifting
• Med Tempo Rock Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Relaxing, Uplifting
• Megaton Drop (3:16) Genre: Other Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Energy, Bright
• Metaphor (3:15) Genre: Electronic Tempo: Slow Mood: Somber, Dark, Relaxing
• Middle Earth (1:57) Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Calming, Dark, Mysterious
• Midnight Clear (3:32) Genre: Other Tempo: Medium Mood: Christmas, Energy, Epic
• Minor With Cricket Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Dark, Calming, Intense
• Minstrel Genre: Folk Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Dark, Calming
• Modern Combat Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Epic, Dark
• Modern Rock 2 Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Aggressive, Driving, Intense
• Modern Rock Boy Genre: Hard Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Aggressive, Driving, Bright
• Mountain Sun (2:14) Genre: Country Tempo: Fast Mood: Bright, Bouncy, Energy
• Movie Theme 1 Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Epic, Uplifting, Driving
• Namaste Genre: Meditative Tempo: Slow Mood: Calming, Relaxing, Grooving
• Navajo Night (24:00) Genre: Meditative Tempo: Slow Mood: Calming, Relaxing, Meditation
• News Theme #1 Genre: Other Tempo: Medium Mood: Bright, Epic, Short Bits
• News Theme #2 Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Bright, Epic, Short Bits
• Nice And Easy Genre: Country Tempo: Medium Mood: Calming, Relaxing
• Night Rave Genre: Dance Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Bright
• Night Runner Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Dark, Driving, Suspenseful
• Nip The Slipple Genre: Electronic Tempo: Fast Mood: Bright, Bouncy
• Noel Genre: Folk Tempo: Slow Mood: Calming, Uplifting, Christmas
• Occupy The Dance Flo' Genre: Dance Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Aggressive
• Ocean Floor Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Dark, Mysterious
• Ohm (6:09) Genre: Meditative Tempo: Slow Mood: Calming, Relaxing, Dark
• Okey Dokey Smokey Genre: Jazz Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Grooving, Relaxing
• One Fine Day Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Slow Mood: Calming, Relaxing, Soothing
• On Walden Pond (3:22) Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Somber, Pensive, Calming
• Ooh Hey Genre: Top 40 Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Grooving, Driving

Mon Mar 12 23:53:36 CET 2018

• Fight Scene Genre: Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Suspenseful
• Folk Bed (1:50) Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Fast Mood: Soothing, Bright
• Forest Rhythm Genre: Dance Tempo: Medium Mood: Uplifting, Bouncy
• Forever Believe (2:42) Genre: Top 40 Tempo: Medium Mood: Uplifting, Bright, Energy
• Front Porch Sitter Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Calming, Sad, Pensive
• Fun Busy Intro Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Light, Energy
• Funky Junky Genre: Pop/Funk Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Aggressive, Bouncy
• Fur Elise Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Bright, Relaxing
• Get A Move On Genre: Dance Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Bright, Driving
• Glitch Genre: Other Tempo: Slow Mood: Bouncy
• Go Not Gently Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Medium Mood: Relaxing, Driving, Uplifting
• Go Not Gently Redux (3:37) Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Dramatic, Epic, Bright
• Grand Vista Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Uplifting, Mysterious, Epic
• Greek Dance Genre: Ethnic Tempo: Fast Mood: Bright, Energy, Bouncy
• Green Daze Genre: Punk Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Aggressive, Driving, Bouncy
• Green Leaves Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Slow Mood: Calming, Relaxing, Uplifting
• Groovy Baby Genre: Pop/Funk Tempo: Medium Mood: Grooving, Bouncy, Bright
• Happy Little Elves Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Humorous
• Happy Strummin' Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Slow Mood: Bright, Bouncy, Uplifting
• Happy Ukulele (1:36) Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Bright, Happy, Uplifting
• Hard Bounce Genre: Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Aggressive, Dark
• Hark The Herald Edm (2:16 ) Genre: Other Tempo: Fast Mood: Christmas, Energy, Bright
• Harsh Alien Machine Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Mysterious
• Heading West Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Aggressive, Bouncy
• Heavy Action (1:55) Genre: Hard Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Aggressive, Driving, Angry
• Heavy Drums N Bass Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Dark, Aggressive
• Hero In Peril Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Suspenseful, Action
• Hi Fi Brutality (2:16) Genre: Hard Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Angry, Driving, Energy
• High Tension Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Suspenseful, Action
• Hillbilly Music Bed (1:31) Genre: Bluegrass Tempo: Fast Mood: Bright, Bouncy, Energy
• Hip Hop 1 (2:27) Genre: Hip-Hop Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Dark, Energy
• Hip Hop 1 No Vocal (4:42) Genre: Other Tempo: Medium Mood: Dark, Energy, Somber
• Hoedown Genre: Country Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Calming, Uplifting
• Hope Against Hope Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Driving, Uplifting
• Horror 13 Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Dark, Mysterious, Suspenseful
• Horror Drone #1 (4:46) Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Dark, Ominous, Evil
• Horror Epic (2:57) Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Dark, Epic, Ominous
• Horror Music Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Dark
• Hot Mess Genre: Dance Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Driving, Bright
• Hot Salsa Genre: Latin Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Bright
• House Of Evil Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Dark, Mysterious
• Ice Cold Genre: Dance Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Bouncy, Grooving
• I Like Peanuts Genre: Jazz Tempo: Fast Mood: Humorous, Bouncy, Bright
• In A World (3:01) Genre: Other Tempo: Medium Mood: Epic, Uplifting, Driving
• Inner Journey Genre: Dance Tempo: Medium Mood: Relaxing, Driving, Calming
• Intense Suspense Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Suspenseful, Intense, Driving
• In The Field Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Relaxing, Uplifting
• Intro 5 (:05) Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Uplifting, Short Bits
• Intro Action (:48) Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Fast Mood: Action, Energy, Short Bits
• I Saw Three Ships Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Christmas, Relaxing, Bright

Mon Mar 12 23:22:31 CET 2018

errors

• File:Audionautix-com-ccby-chasinit.mp3 aborted: exists: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-chasinit.mp3, duplicate: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-chasinit.mp3
• File:Audionautix-com-ccby-checksforfree.mp3 aborted: exists: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-checksforfree.mp3, duplicate: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-checksforfree.mp3
• File:Audionautix-com-ccby-clapalong.mp3 aborted: exists: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-clapalong.mp3, duplicate: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-clapalong.mp3
• File:Audionautix-com-ccby-clowningaround.mp3 aborted: exists: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-clowningaround.mp3, duplicate: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-clowningaround.mp3
• File:Audionautix-com-ccby-codeblue.mp3 aborted: exists: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-codeblue.mp3, duplicate: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-codeblue.mp3
• File:Audionautix-com-ccby-coldmorning.mp3 aborted: exists: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-coldmorning.mp3, duplicate: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-coldmorning.mp3
• File:Audionautix-com-ccby-comicalbanjo.mp3 aborted: exists: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-comicalbanjo.mp3, duplicate: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-comicalbanjo.mp3
• File:Audionautix-com-ccby-crushin.mp3 aborted: exists: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-crushin.mp3, duplicate: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-crushin.mp3

• Chasin' It Genre: Country Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Driving, Aggressive
• Checks For Free (1:00) Genre: Hard Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Energy, Bright
• Clap Along Genre: Top 40 Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Bright, Grooving
• Closer To Jazz Genre: Jazz Tempo: Medium Mood: Calming, Relaxing, Uplifting
• Clouds Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Slow Mood: Dark, Relaxing
• Clowning Around Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Fast Mood: Humorous, Bouncy
• Code Blue Genre: Jazz+Funk Tempo: Medium Mood: Grooving, Driving, Relaxing
• Cold Morning Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Slow Mood: Driving, Dark, Calming
• Comical Banjo Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Humorous, Short Bits
• Cool Ride Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Relaxing, Bright, Cool
• Cool Steel Breeze (3:08) Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Medium Mood: Calming, Relaxing, Bright
• Cop A Feel Genre: Jazz+Funk Tempo: Medium Mood: Bright, Relaxing, Bouncy
• Corporation Motivation Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Bright, Uplifting
• Country Cue 1 Genre: Country Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Bright, Uplifting
• Crushin' Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Bright, Bouncy
• Crying In My Beer Genre: Country Tempo: Slow Mood: Sad, Dark, Melancholy
• Cycles Genre: Electronic Tempo: Fast Mood: Relaxing, Driving, Bouncy
• Dance Dubber Genre: Dance Tempo: Fast Mood: Aggressive, Driving, Bright
• Dark Mystery Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Dark, Driving, Mysterious
• Dark Red Wine Genre: Reggae Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Driving
• Dat Groove Genre: Jazz+Funk Tempo: Medium Mood: Grooving, Cool, Relaxing
• Dat Groove Full Track Genre: Jazz+Funk Tempo: Medium Mood: Grooving, Cool, Relaxing
• Deep Space Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Mysterious
• Delusion 32 Genre: Top 40 Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Bouncy, Bright
• Destination Unknown Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Dark, Action, Mysterious
• Dirt Road Traveler Genre: Country Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Grooving, Bright
• Dobro Mashup Genre: Country Tempo: Fast Mood: Bright, Bouncy, Driving
• Doghouse (3:19) Genre: Dance Tempo: Fast Mood: Bright, Energy, Driving
• Dont Stop Genre: Dance Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Bright, Bouncy
• Double Blues Genre: Blues Tempo: Medium Mood: Grooving, Bouncy, Bright
• Down The Way Genre: Jazz+Funk Tempo: Fast Mood: Driving, Relaxing, Bouncy
• Drifting Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Relaxing, Bright, Driving Note: Song file is named "Drifting2", but there seems to be no song called "Drifting" or "Drifting1" available on the website. Description title is "Drifting".
• Ecxtasy X Genre: Dance Tempo: Fast Mood: Bright, Bouncy
• Ectoplasm Genre: Pop/Funk Tempo: Fast Mood: Dark, Grooving, Driving
• Edward Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Dark
• Egyptian Crawl Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Epic, Dark, Grooving
• Emerald Therapy Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Slow Mood: Mysterious
• Emily Walks Away Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Medium Mood: Relaxing, Driving, Uplifting
• Enemy Ships Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Suspenseful, Epic
• Energy Bed 2 (2:48) Genre: Blues Tempo: Fast Mood: Energy, Driving, Action
• Epic Series (2:00) Genre: Other Tempo: Medium Mood: Epic, Somber, Driving
• Epic Tv Theme Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Medium Mood: Dark, Epic, Dramatic
• Essence (short Version) Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Dark See also file:Audionautix-com-ccby-essence2.mp3
• Essence Genre: Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Dark See also file:Audionautix-com-ccby-essence.mp3
• Event Horizon (3:14) Genre: Other Tempo: Medium Mood: Epic, Uplifting, Dark
• Everybody Poops! Genre: Other Tempo: Slow Mood: Humorous, Bouncy, Vocal
• Fat Caps Genre: Jazz+Funk Tempo: Medium Mood: Relaxing, Driving, Bouncy
• Feel Good Feel Genre: Jazz+Funk Tempo: Medium Mood: Grooving, Bouncy
• Feel Good Rock Genre: Rock Tempo: Fast Mood: Aggressive, Driving, Bouncy
• Feels Good To Be Genre: Hip-Hop Tempo: Medium Mood: Bouncy, Driving, Bright

Mon Mar 12 23:04:28 CET 2018

• Clowning Around Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Fast Mood: Humorous, Bouncy
• Code Blue Genre: Jazz+Funk Tempo: Medium Mood: Grooving, Driving, Relaxing
• Cold Morning Genre: Acoustic Tempo: Slow Mood: Driving, Dark, Calming
• Comical Banjo Genre: Soundtrack Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Humorous, Short Bits

Mon Mar 12 23:03:38 CET 2018

• Checks For Free (1:00) Genre: Hard Rock Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Energy, Bright
• Clap Along Genre: Top 40 Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Bright, Grooving

Mon Mar 12 23:03:09 CET 2018

errors

• File:Audionautix-com-ccby-chasinit.mp3 aborted: exists: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-chasinit.mp3, duplicate: File:Audionautix-com-ccby-chasinit.mp3

• Chasin' It Genre: Country Tempo: Fast Mood: Bouncy, Driving, Aggressive
• Crushin' Genre: Easy Listening Tempo: Medium Mood: Driving, Bright, Bouncy

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Thu Sep 28 18:35:48 CEST 2017

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  http://deography.com/the-great-conjunction-of-venus-jupiter-and-the-moon/ Jupiter (my pet favorite), Venus and Luna herself converged this evening in what would ordinarily be a spectacular lunar occultation anyway only that for us in Australia (at least? Not sure about others) they form a beautiful smiley face with the crescent moon giving us a perfect smile. I believe the next time we see this is in 2013 and 2017 but I could be wrong. I’m not sure how rare it is and am getting conflicting reports depending on which site I’m on, but I’m very glad Scott SMSed me to let me know or I would have missed it completely. Thanks mate!

Thu Sep 28 18:34:21 CEST 2017

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  https://deography.com/the-emus-head-in-aboriginal-astronomy/ This is colloquially known as the “Coalsack” as it looks a bit like a black bag. To the indigenous people of Australia however, it was the head of the Emu looking downwards towards the land. An ancient rock engraving of this nebula exists in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, and when the seasonal rotation of the nebula matched the orientation of the carved emu – it was the autumnal signal for Australian aboriginals to collect and harvest the eggs of emus to feast on. Sadly, it is now impossible to take a photo of the night sky and the engraving together as the light pollution from modern humanity in Sydney has erased the emu from the sky. That is a fitting irony probably with more than a few parallels to think about. Coalsack indeed. This widefield image is taken with a 135mm DSLR, no telescope. I’ve included below the Great Carina and Dark Doodad Nebulas taken with the same camera and scale. The are both in close in proximity to this one, and a contextual scale image of the Milky Way view to show you just how large the Emu’s Head / Coalsack appears in the sky. [ADD CONTEXT IMAGE LINKS] The Emus Head in Aboriginal Astronomy Coalsack.jpg The Emus Head in Aboriginal Astronomy Coalsack Context.jpg Great Carina Nebula Processed.jpg Dark Doodad Nebula Processed.jpg
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  https://deography.com/the-emus-head-in-aboriginal-astronomy/ This is colloquially known as the “Coalsack” as it looks a bit like a black bag. To the indigenous people of Australia however, it was the head of the Emu looking downwards towards the land. An ancient rock engraving of this nebula exists in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, and when the seasonal rotation of the nebula matched the orientation of the carved emu – it was the autumnal signal for Australian aboriginals to collect and harvest the eggs of emus to feast on. Sadly, it is now impossible to take a photo of the night sky and the engraving together as the light pollution from modern humanity in Sydney has erased the emu from the sky. That is a fitting irony probably with more than a few parallels to think about. Coalsack indeed. This widefield image is taken with a 135mm DSLR, no telescope. I’ve included below the Great Carina and Dark Doodad Nebulas taken with the same camera and scale. The are both in close in proximity to this one, and a contextual scale image of the Milky Way view to show you just how large the Emu’s Head / Coalsack appears in the sky. [ADD CONTEXT IMAGE LINKS] The Emus Head in Aboriginal Astronomy Coalsack.jpg The Emus Head in Aboriginal Astronomy Coalsack Context.jpg Great Carina Nebula Processed.jpg Dark Doodad Nebula Processed.jpg
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  http://deography.com/the-flame-nebula/ As a bonus, here is tonight’s Moon / Venus / Mars conjunction as seen from Broken Head this evening. I had to get my feet wet for this one! [ADD LINK BACK] The Flame Nebula DylanODonnell.jpg
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  https://deography.com/the-emus-head-in-aboriginal-astronomy/ This is colloquially known as the “Coalsack” as it looks a bit like a black bag. To the indigenous people of Australia however, it was the head of the Emu looking downwards towards the land. An ancient rock engraving of this nebula exists in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, and when the seasonal rotation of the nebula matched the orientation of the carved emu – it was the autumnal signal for Australian aboriginals to collect and harvest the eggs of emus to feast on. Sadly, it is now impossible to take a photo of the night sky and the engraving together as the light pollution from modern humanity in Sydney has erased the emu from the sky. That is a fitting irony probably with more than a few parallels to think about. Coalsack indeed. This widefield image is taken with a 135mm DSLR, no telescope. I’ve included below the Great Carina and Dark Doodad Nebulas taken with the same camera and scale. The are both in close in proximity to this one, and a contextual scale image of the Milky Way view to show you just how large the Emu’s Head / Coalsack appears in the sky. [ADD CONTEXT IMAGE LINKS] The Emus Head in Aboriginal Astronomy Coalsack.jpg The Emus Head in Aboriginal Astronomy Coalsack Context.jpg Great Carina Nebula Processed.jpg Dark Doodad Nebula Processed.jpg
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  http://deography.com/keyhole-nebula-near-eta-carina/ During the recent “Stargazing Live” TV broadcast with Brian Cox the AAO telescope took an image “live” during the broadcast. In reality, much of the data for the photo had been gathered the previous night and they quickly finished processing it during the show. It was a photo of the Keyhole Nebula taken and processed by Angel R. Lopez-Sanchez who graciously provided me some details about the image. Their image is stunning and deep, which is to be expected with a 12.7 meter telescope! But the colour is “false”, with separate narrowband filters mapped to various colour channels. It’s a nice palette and I’ll give it a go sometime This version I’ve done with my little backyard telescopes uses a colour camera to capture it’s natural-eye colouring. It’s one of the best I’ve managed so far I think, thanks to some recent equipment and software upgrades. I’m becoming slightly obsessed with this massive nebula and have imaged and re-imaged it over and over. It’s filled with amazing features and mysteries and in this single photo many of Hubble’s famous shots were taken. Also you might have noticed during the Brian Cox “Stargazing Live”‘s third night they featured and discussed one of my false colour narrowband photos as well! I was super excited to be involved and it was a wonderful television event for Australian audiences. For the techies : 2 Panel Mosaic – 61 x 2m Ha @ 1480mm / f6.3 / QHY9m using c9.25″ Edge HD + 21 x 1m Combined as LRGB with RGB @ 620mm / f2 / QHY12 using C11″ RASA. CGX Mount. Processing PI & Photoshop, Total Integration 143 minutes.
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  http://deography.com/the-tree-of-life-m17-omega-nebula/ This spiffy looking nebula is M17, but also known as Omega, Swan, Checkmark and Horseshoe, is a HII rich region in the dense and bustling Sagittarius area of the Milky Way. I captured it last night in 75 minutes worth of exposure time in it’s natural RGB colour, a typical pink-red emission. It has a similar morphology and star forming activity as the more famous M42 Orion, but we see this one “edge on” rather than “face on” as with do with Orion. Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD, Lepus 6.3 reducer and QHY12 CCD. #astrophotography
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  http://deography.com/iss-crosses-the-sun-and-other-little-victories/ The view from my observatory on a night of very clear seeing! [ADD LINKS TO ALL OTHERS ON THE PAGE]
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  http://deography.com/the-seagull-nebula/ Long time subscribers will have seen me image this magnificent emission nebula last year, and I hope that you can see the improvements in my work since then! The “seagull” is too wide even for my widefield setup at 540mm magnification, it’s wings really extending out of frame. To be honest, it looks more like an Australian cockatoo to me! This photo is created with it’s natural salmon-pink colours as detected by my RGB CCD camera, and has an added lightness layer of Hydrogen Alpha to bring out the structure of the clouds. This object is not too far away from the famous Orion and Horsehead nebulas and is almost finished for this season, and will be back again next (Australian) summer. For the technically inclined, this is taken with 69 minutes of 3 minute exposures in RGB and 120 minutes of 3 minute exposures in Hydrogen Alpha. Using Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD & Hyperstar lens, QHY12 CCD and Baader Narrowband Filters & UHC Filter.
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  https://deography.com/the-rosette-nebula-caldwell-4950/ Broadband version: [ADD LINK] The Rosette Nebula Caldwell 49 50 Broadband.jpg If you’re following me on social media you’ve already seen this and know that it’s the first real test of my new telescope (An 11″ Celestron F2 RASA)! I captured the nebula firstly in a narrowband test against the full moon. This means only collecting a small sliver of light with filters. The result was pretty cool, but the colours are false. I went back last night and photographed the Rosette again in “broadband” light as the moon had not risen. This allowed me to catch the nebula in it’s beautiful natural colours, but as a consequence you also record a LOT more stars which shine very brightly! This new telescope is super fast. Exposures that used to take me 5-10 minutes are now only 30-90 seconds. In fact, most of the detail here is captured in 30 second exposures – which is INSANE! Experienced imagers will notice a few errors (mostly focus / halos) but I’m pretty happy with this stunning image for a first fully completed shot from this new setup. I’m also using the new Celestron CGX mount and tripod too which is also impressive. New year – new gear! 40 x 30s mono QHY9m CCD 35 x 90s rgb QHY12 CCD 30 x 60s mono/Ha QHY9m CCD [ADD LINK] The Rosette Nebula Caldwell 49 50 Narrowband.jpg
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  https://deography.com/the-rosette-nebula-caldwell-4950/ If you’re following me on social media you’ve already seen this and know that it’s the first real test of my new telescope (An 11″ Celestron F2 RASA)! I captured the nebula firstly in a narrowband test against the full moon. This means only collecting a small sliver of light with filters. The result was pretty cool, but the colours are false. I went back last night and photographed the Rosette again in “broadband” light as the moon had not risen. This allowed me to catch the nebula in it’s beautiful natural colours, but as a consequence you also record a LOT more stars which shine very brightly! This new telescope is super fast. Exposures that used to take me 5-10 minutes are now only 30-90 seconds. In fact, most of the detail here is captured in 30 second exposures – which is INSANE! Experienced imagers will notice a few errors (mostly focus / halos) but I’m pretty happy with this stunning image for a first fully completed shot from this new setup. I’m also using the new Celestron CGX mount and tripod too which is also impressive. New year – new gear! 40 x 30s mono QHY9m CCD 35 x 90s rgb QHY12 CCD 30 x 60s mono/Ha QHY9m CCD Narrowband version (which is also quite nice!) below: [ADD LINK] The Rosette Nebula Caldwell 49 50 Narrowband.jpg
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  http://deography.com/sculptor-galaxy-up-close/ 2 hour and 27 mins of exposure time on The Sculptor galaxy has yielded my best galaxy image yet! That classic side on spiral shape. I used my new trick of using 2 different cameras – one for mono luminance and one for colour. This image is brought to you by Pink Floyd, Mr Robot and a bottle of South American Carmenere wine. Also known as the Silver Coin or Silver Dollar Galaxy, NGC 253 is an intermediate spiral galaxy and though it looks like a pancake from the side you can make out the spiral nature by looking at the dust lanes curvature throughout. Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD, Lepus 6.3 Reducer, QHY9 mono + QHY12 colour CCDs. Processing in Photoshop and PixInsight. UPDATED : More exposure time and Ha data from John Mills added also.
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  http://deography.com/dragons-head-nebula-ngc2035/ 30 x 3m L / QHY9m 15 x 3m RGB / QHY12 Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD / F6.3 FR / CGX Mount
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  http://deography.com/the-flame-nebula/ It’s funny how using the same gear, from the same location, so much diversity exists in the sky just depending on where I point my telescope. Pictured here, a natural colour close up of the often overlooked Flame Nebula where I’ve intentionally pushed bright Alnitak out of frame. The star still manages to “wash out” some of the Flame’s contrast but it’s still a remarkable area of dark nebula with a twisted, knotty dark core of dust piercing through the gas. 23 x 2m Mono broadband exposures a few nights ago added to hyperstar colour data from last year. Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD / F6.3 FR / QHY9m CCD As a bonus, here is tonight’s Moon / Venus / Mars conjunction as seen from Broken Head this evening. I had to get my feet wet for this one! [ADD LINK TO FILE] Moon Venus Mars Conjunction seen from Broken Head.jpg
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  http://deography.com/the-carina-nebula/ This is an image I developed from 78 mins of exposure time (26 x 180s) a couple of nights ago. It covers a relatively large area of sky – roughly 4 full moons worth. I think it’s the most technical and successful nebula photo I’ve ever done! Eta Carinae is the bright star in the heart of this active nebula region, a massive jewel in the southern sky. Interestingly it used to be brighter and the main star has dimmed significantly. Measurements suggest the star system is about to run out of steam and go supernova (explode) which would have the potential to shower the earth with ultraviolet radiation and light. The effect on life on earth is unknown, as is the schedule. It’s thought that it may wipe out the ozone layer. Also this BEAST of an object is the only nebula that shoots ultravoilet lasers around. Yes, it has lasers for some weird reason. A thoroughly incredible patch of sky! I’ve uploaded this as a massive 2560 pixel wide image if you want to zoom in for the details click here to the full size. Nerdy Stuff ————————- 78 Mins in 3 minute subs (26) Indoor Flats + 1 Dark Frame Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD Hyperstar III lens UCH Filter QHY12 OSC CCD Camera PHD 2.4 Guiding Captured, Stacked, Stretched in Nebulosity Final tweaks in PS.
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  https://deography.com/the-emus-head-in-aboriginal-astronomy/ This is colloquially known as the “Coalsack” as it looks a bit like a black bag. To the indigenous people of Australia however, it was the head of the Emu looking downwards towards the land. An ancient rock engraving of this nebula exists in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, and when the seasonal rotation of the nebula matched the orientation of the carved emu – it was the autumnal signal for Australian aboriginals to collect and harvest the eggs of emus to feast on. Sadly, it is now impossible to take a photo of the night sky and the engraving together as the light pollution from modern humanity in Sydney has erased the emu from the sky. That is a fitting irony probably with more than a few parallels to think about. Coalsack indeed. This widefield image is taken with a 135mm DSLR, no telescope. I’ve included below the Great Carina and Dark Doodad Nebulas taken with the same camera and scale. The are both in close in proximity to this one, and a contextual scale image of the Milky Way view to show you just how large the Emu’s Head / Coalsack appears in the sky. [ADD CONTEXT IMAGE LINKS] The Emus Head in Aboriginal Astronomy Coalsack.jpg The Emus Head in Aboriginal Astronomy Coalsack Context.jpg Great Carina Nebula Processed.jpg Dark Doodad Nebula Processed.jpg

Thu Sep 28 17:35:55 CEST 2017

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  http://deography.com/the-sombrero-galaxy/ Last night’s conditions were still and dark and perfect for photographing this amazing galaxy M104 at the maximum magnification my telescope is capable of. 43 x 3minute exposures in RGB were enough to show those beautiful dust lanes. People say it looks like Saturn, or a UFO, or a mexican hat. What do you think? C9.25″ Edge HD, QHY12CCD

Thu Sep 28 17:35:24 CEST 2017

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  http://deography.com/the-earth-glows-green/ I’ve been wanting to take this photo for a long time now and everything came together last night with the conditions, despite a quarter moon on the opposite end of the sky. Pictured here the core of the Milky Way rises above the horizon, but what is special about this view is the green glow. In this direction looking east from Cape Byron, there is literally nothing for thousands of miles until you hit Chile, maybe 15,000kms away. So the glow is not light pollution or sunlight, or moonlight, but the faint emission of Earth itself. Earth’s natural “glow” which shows that it is never truly dark, wherever you are on the planet. The Milky Way is so bright though, you can see it’s reflection on the ocean. 5 x 15s / f3.2 / ISO 3200 Canon 70D and Tokina 11-16mm
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  http://deography.com/m31-andromeda-king-of-the-visual-galaxies/ Technically not as big and bright as LMC and SMC that we can see easily here in the Southern Hemisphere, Andromeda is a massive spiral galaxy seen from the Northern Hemisphere with a classic morphology. So it was with some surprise that after taking some test images I realised I was close enough to the equator here in Byron Bay to actually have a decent go myself! It didn’t get higher than 21 degrees in the North. If you’re not sure what that means.. hold your arm out flat. That’s 0 degrees. Now point straight up in the air. That’s 90 degrees. 20 degrees is a slight tilt upwards from your arm being flat in front of you. To give you an idea of scale, you could fit 4 full-moons in this image from side to side. In the middle, like most galaxies, is a black hole holding the whole structure together. You can also see a smaller satellite galaxy underneath the main disc, which is M32. It’s never going to be as good as an image from say, America, but I’m happy to see the dust lanes and core in such detail. 46 X 2m RGB exposures QHY12 CCD Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD UHC Filter
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  http://deography.com/luminous-supermoon-corona-in-full-colour/ Did you catch the *cough* Supermoon? By overexposing frames and saturating colour, the moons colourful surface and glow are revealed in this high dynamic range photo. Taken with c9.25″ SCT & Canon 70D DSLR “Supermoon” is an astrology term. Astronomically speaking, it’s called a syzygy-perigee and is very common as the moon swings near and far roughly once every 2 weeks. The media and popular culture have become enamoured by the term in recent years, despite the event being fairly ordinary to view – it’s just another full moon, imperceptibly closer. It is fun to watch social media explode with photos of the moon though! I took these two photos of the moon 12 days apart using exactly the same equipment. Tonight’s ‘Supermoon’, the closest since the 1940’s was preceded by the furtherest apogee distance in 2016, meaning the moon has moved a total distance of 50,148 kms closer to Earth in only 2 weeks! Most sources said to expect a 14% scale increase but my comparison measures closer to 15%, I could be wrong. Both images taken from Byron Bay Observatory with Celestron 9.25” Edge HD / Lepus 6.3 Focal Reducer and Canon 70D DSLR.
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  http://deography.com/the-keyhole-nebula-in-carina/ Here is a total 1 hour integration of the Keyhole Nebula in the heart of the Great Carina Nebula tonight in one-shot natural colour. This is at 2350mm focal length / F10. This target has been great to see this season and will be about in the early evening for a little while longer in the Southern Hemisphere. I collimated the scope and re-tuned the polar alignment for 2 hours to get a good image but still got a fair amount of star bloat which caused some ringing. Still, it’s a dramatic and dynamic image of a wonderful fixture of the southern sky. Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD / QHY12 OSC CCD 20 x 180s
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  http://deography.com/cats-paw-nebula-ngc-6334/ I tried and failed last year to get this, so I’m really happy I got it this time around! Of all the crazy things people call nebula and constellations, this one I completely agree with. It’s as if God herself is a cat, and on the seventh day having reviewed her creation and seen that it was good, lay her giant paw upon it and said “Now feed me.” Of course, we could have opted for a more majestic name. Lions Paw perhaps. This emission nebula was discovered in 1837 in South Africa after all, by John Herschel himself. Some people go for “Bears Claw”. But the internet loves cats so “Cats Paw” is fine by me. UPDATED : Did a better one this year (2016) so have now replaced 2015 post with this new data and better result 🙂 22 x 180s (Total 66 minutes exposure) / c9.25 / f2 Hyperstar / QHY12 RGB CCD / PixInsight
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  http://deography.com/ic2944-running-chicken-nebula/ Imaged last night, the “Running Chicken” Nebula pictured here is a wide group of emission clouds with active star formation and striking “Bok globules” which are the dark clumps of dust floating in the middle of the nebula. They are about to collapse and ignite from their own collective weight and show the final stages before stars are born. The blue stars are the younger new ones hatched from this cosmic space uterus. As a bonus, zoom in and see if you can spot the planetary nebula hiding in this image. It looks like a little round supernova explosion shell. It’s like where’s Wally, except in space. 30 x 3m RGB 21 x 3m Ha 20 x 3m Dark frames. Total 2.5 hours exposure time. Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD, QHY12 CCD, Hyperstar, UHC filter & Baader highspeed Ha filter.
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  http://deography.com/the-great-carina-nebula/ I almost forgot to post this I’d been agonising about it for so long, processing and reprocessing, learning something new then reprocessing again! I collected this data last month and it’s not a lot (about 1.5 hours worth) but since it’s the biggest and brightest thing in the sky, it doesn’t need a very long exposure time. 4 times larger and brighter than Orion, Carina is the jewel of the southern skies. It’s so big most telescopes can’t fit it all in, and even my widefield Hyperstar at 540mm zoom doesn’t fit it all in either. The core is striking though, bifurcated like some others (eg Triffid, Rosette) by the star formation occurring in the dense centre region, and energised by the bright Eta Carinae star system which itself is unique and bizarre. A mix of Ha and RGB captured with a colour CCD camera, the colours are natural but strengthened. It’s easy to go too red or too bright with this one but it’s really more of a purple / pink / salmon colour like most emission nebula are. I’ve been quite active and have posted a bunch more things to deography.com, and started a new website for the minor astrophotos I collect between the “major” projects like this one. You can see them at www.byronbayobservatory.com.au which also collates the writing I’ve been doing for Celestron and Photographing Space. As always this image is now free and public domain 🙂 Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD / Hyperstar / Ha & UHC Filters / QHY12 CCD / PixInsight
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  http://deography.com/once-in-a-blue-moon-2016/ It’s the “blue” moon tonight. Not literally, just figuratively, being the occasional month with 4 full moons in a season instead of the regular 3. But if you take a photo of the Moon, and crank up those colour saturation sliders the typically monochrome lunar surface transforms into a fairly colourful, and blue, planetary object. 60 x 1/800s / ISO 800 / Canon70D / Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD Not far from the Moon tonight are Mars, which is currently at opposition so is bigger and brighter than it will be for years to come, and Saturn getting brighter and brighter. So go outside and check it out! Here’s a photo below of Mars I took last night (left) compared to a Hubble photo taken 10 days prior which is really neat. I managed to catch the same basic face of Mars so am able to compare the landscape and weather form the better image from NASA.
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  http://deography.com/caldwell-68-corona-australis-dark-molecular-cloud/ Still my favourite target in the night sky, the weird area around Caldwell 68 still gives me pause. Unlike the showy, energetic nebulae that typically glow in pinks and reds, this dark nebula hangs in space like a shroud trying to hide it’s binary stellar infants. Globular cluster NGC6723 also floats nearby but off into the distance, and the haze cloaks the stars behind giving a real sense of depth and perspective. I gave it a good crack this year, but this time with the Celestron RASA using 82 x 30s mono broadband exposures and 37 x 30s RGB for a total of just under 1 hour… which in astro imaging time is very very little, though it took me 2 nights to collect the data between my tiny window of the sky fenceline and my roofline! Earlier today I also snapped this beautiful double coronal loop on the sun which was spectacular!
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  http://deography.com/double-iridium-flare-satellites-catching-a-sunbeam/ For kicks.. here is the shot with the ISS going through it just before! This is my second attempt at an iridium flare and it turned out great! Iridium communications is a company that launched a grid of satellite clusters that covers the entire planet to provide constant satellite-phone connectivity anywhere. There are about 90 of them, but about 20 of them have died including one that smashed into a Russian satellite in 2009. What you are looking at is sunlight reflecting of the door-sized antennas, glinting directly back into my camera. These flares can be predicted fairly accurately so I knew these two flares would occur within 2 minutes of each other. The bright one on the left is Iridium 37 which is still operational, but the duller on on the right is Iridium 4 which went offline about 4 years ago and has since been replaced with another (they launched enough to have some redundancy built into the grid). I was lucky to get this because I only decided to run outside 10 minutes before it was due. The camera battery was flashing red and about to die, I had no time to focus or frame the shot. 3 minutes before it happened the ISS went though the frame as well but I didn’t add it to this shot as the exposure was wrong. I took the first shot and got the small flare, took the second shot and got the large flare – and then my camera screen flashed up “CARD FULL”! Talk about a close call. 2 x 30s / f2.8 / ISO 1600 / Canon 70D / Tokina 11mm / Nebulosity + Photoshop CC. [ ADD LINK TO MAIN IMAGE ] Double Iridium Flare Satellites catching a Sunbeam.jpg
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  http://deography.com/double-iridium-flare-satellites-catching-a-sunbeam/ This is my second attempt at an iridium flare and it turned out great! Iridium communications is a company that launched a grid of satellite clusters that covers the entire planet to provide constant satellite-phone connectivity anywhere. There are about 90 of them, but about 20 of them have died including one that smashed into a Russian satellite in 2009. What you are looking at is sunlight reflecting of the door-sized antennas, glinting directly back into my camera. These flares can be predicted fairly accurately so I knew these two flares would occur within 2 minutes of each other. The bright one on the left is Iridium 37 which is still operational, but the duller on on the right is Iridium 4 which went offline about 4 years ago and has since been replaced with another (they launched enough to have some redundancy built into the grid). I was lucky to get this because I only decided to run outside 10 minutes before it was due. The camera battery was flashing red and about to die, I had no time to focus or frame the shot. 3 minutes before it happened the ISS went though the frame as well but I didn’t add it to this shot as the exposure was wrong. I took the first shot and got the small flare, took the second shot and got the large flare – and then my camera screen flashed up “CARD FULL”! Talk about a close call. 2 x 30s / f2.8 / ISO 1600 / Canon 70D / Tokina 11mm / Nebulosity + Photoshop CC. For kicks.. here is the shot with the ISS going through it just before! [ ADD LINK TO OTHER FILE HERE ] Double Iridium Flare Satellites plus ISS.jpg
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  http://deography.com/m16-eagle-nebula-widefield-and-narrowbands/ M16, The “Eagle Nebula” is a hugely popular photographic target because of the iconic “Pillars of Creation” Hubble image, which is also the “eagle” shape in the middle of the bright core of the larger structure. In this sulphur-heavy narrowband image I wanted to focus instead on the incredible beauty of the greater nebula which to me looks strikingly like M42, complete with smaller circular M43 immediately beside it’s intensely bright core and corresponding dark cloud spire. M16 really looks to me like an older M42, further along in it’s star formation and depleting it’s source material as new stars are born. In fact it’s true – at 5 million years old, this nebula is 2 million years older than Orion with our current understanding. For those interested in the colour mapping, Hydrogen is mapped to red, Sulphur to blue and Oxygen to green, but blended 50% with a bicolour (Ha/R, SII/G+B) which resulted in a really detailed colour structure that lets the lesser elements pull through the Hydrogen dominance. Total 35 x 60s Ha, 14 x SII 180s. 24 x OIII : 2.5hrs exposure time. Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD, Hyperstar, QHY9M CCD, Baader F2 filters. Imaged by the Byron Bay Observatory, Australia.
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  http://deography.com/the-dark-clouds-of-ic4603-4604-4606-in-rho-ophiuchus/ This has to be one of the coolest things I’ve imaged to date. Seeing dark nebula clouds always seems so visceral, and comprehendible compared to glowing emissions. They somehow seem more real, like you could reach out and feel them unlike the abstract points of starlight or dreamlike energetic regions. This area is clearly visible in landscape Milky Way photos as an elongated “V” shape hanging just off from the main band, the apex of the “V” pictured here in the center. 2.75 hours taken over 2 nights in natural RGB with the Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD, Hyperstar and QHY12 CCD with 5 minute exposures. Processing in PixInsight & PS CC.
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  http://deography.com/the-clouds-of-orion/ He’s back! Even city dwellers can see “Orion’s belt” in the sky each evening, and near it the Orion Nebula. Is anyone watching Westworld on HBO right now? (If not, why not? It’s incredible.) There’s a little astronomical treat in the story line with one of the robot hosts carving what appears to be the constellation of Orion before bashing his own head in, apparently suiciding. The shows protagonists disagree about whether the carving is Orion or not, as the belt appears to have 4 stars. Incidentally I just watched the original Westworld movie from the 70s last night. It’s a bit pokey but I didn’t realise how much of an homage Terminator 2 was to it. But I digress! This year I’ve used mono and colour data to capture this stellar nursery in greater detail than before, being careful to pull out the luminous brown dust bridge that connects it to the Running Man Nebula. 31 x 10s (Mono – QHY9) 34 x 60s (Mono – QHY9) 30 x 180s (Ha – QHY9) 22 x 180s (RGB – QHY12) Total 3.25 hours C.9.25 Edge HD + Hyperstar
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  http://deography.com/international-space-station-transit-illuminated/ I’ve already been addressed by space / moon / nasa deniers who think this is fake (haha!) so here are the RAW unprocessed images for you to download. Normal (ie not retarded) people can also download these for their own processing pleasure as they wish: Rarer than transits generally, tonight ISS passed over the moon but illuminated by the recently set sun which meant I could photograph the pass with colour detail rather than a silhouette like my previous transit photos. I’ve never done this before so was super excited to get it in great clarity! Taken tonight from the backyard observatory in Byron Bay @ 17:51:07s using C9.25″ Edge HD / F10 / Canon 70D / ISO 1800 / 1/1600s – 7 Frames The zoomed in detail of the ISS is quite nice:
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  http://deography.com/international-space-station-transit-illuminated/ I’ve already been addressed by space / moon / nasa deniers who think this is fake (haha!) so here are the RAW unprocessed images for you to download. Normal (ie not retarded) people can also download these for their own processing pleasure as they wish: Rarer than transits generally, tonight ISS passed over the moon but illuminated by the recently set sun which meant I could photograph the pass with colour detail rather than a silhouette like my previous transit photos. I’ve never done this before so was super excited to get it in great clarity! Taken tonight from the backyard observatory in Byron Bay @ 17:51:07s using C9.25″ Edge HD / F10 / Canon 70D / ISO 1800 / 1/1600s – 7 Frames The zoomed in detail of the ISS is quite nice:
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  http://deography.com/international-space-station-transit-illuminated/ I’ve already been addressed by space / moon / nasa deniers who think this is fake (haha!) so here are the RAW unprocessed images for you to download. Normal (ie not retarded) people can also download these for their own processing pleasure as they wish: Rarer than transits generally, tonight ISS passed over the moon but illuminated by the recently set sun which meant I could photograph the pass with colour detail rather than a silhouette like my previous transit photos. I’ve never done this before so was super excited to get it in great clarity! Taken tonight from the backyard observatory in Byron Bay @ 17:51:07s using C9.25″ Edge HD / F10 / Canon 70D / ISO 1800 / 1/1600s – 7 Frames The zoomed in detail of the ISS is quite nice:
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  http://deography.com/international-space-station-transit-illuminated/ I’ve already been addressed by space / moon / nasa deniers who think this is fake (haha!) so here are the RAW unprocessed images for you to download. Normal (ie not retarded) people can also download these for their own processing pleasure as they wish: Rarer than transits generally, tonight ISS passed over the moon but illuminated by the recently set sun which meant I could photograph the pass with colour detail rather than a silhouette like my previous transit photos. I’ve never done this before so was super excited to get it in great clarity! Taken tonight from the backyard observatory in Byron Bay @ 17:51:07s using C9.25″ Edge HD / F10 / Canon 70D / ISO 1800 / 1/1600s – 7 Frames The zoomed in detail of the ISS is quite nice:
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  http://deography.com/international-space-station-transit-illuminated/ I’ve already been addressed by space / moon / nasa deniers who think this is fake (haha!) so here are the RAW unprocessed images for you to download. Normal (ie not retarded) people can also download these for their own processing pleasure as they wish: Rarer than transits generally, tonight ISS passed over the moon but illuminated by the recently set sun which meant I could photograph the pass with colour detail rather than a silhouette like my previous transit photos. I’ve never done this before so was super excited to get it in great clarity! Taken tonight from the backyard observatory in Byron Bay @ 17:51:07s using C9.25″ Edge HD / F10 / Canon 70D / ISO 1800 / 1/1600s – 7 Frames The zoomed in detail of the ISS is quite nice:
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  http://deography.com/international-space-station-transit-illuminated/ I’ve already been addressed by space / moon / nasa deniers who think this is fake (haha!) so here are the RAW unprocessed images for you to download. Normal (ie not retarded) people can also download these for their own processing pleasure as they wish: Rarer than transits generally, tonight ISS passed over the moon but illuminated by the recently set sun which meant I could photograph the pass with colour detail rather than a silhouette like my previous transit photos. I’ve never done this before so was super excited to get it in great clarity! Taken tonight from the backyard observatory in Byron Bay @ 17:51:07s using C9.25″ Edge HD / F10 / Canon 70D / ISO 1800 / 1/1600s – 7 Frames The zoomed in detail of the ISS is quite nice:
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  http://deography.com/international-space-station-transit-illuminated/ I’ve already been addressed by space / moon / nasa deniers who think this is fake (haha!) so here are the RAW unprocessed images for you to download. Normal (ie not retarded) people can also download these for their own processing pleasure as they wish: Rarer than transits generally, tonight ISS passed over the moon but illuminated by the recently set sun which meant I could photograph the pass with colour detail rather than a silhouette like my previous transit photos. I’ve never done this before so was super excited to get it in great clarity! Taken tonight from the backyard observatory in Byron Bay @ 17:51:07s using C9.25″ Edge HD / F10 / Canon 70D / ISO 1800 / 1/1600s – 7 Frames The zoomed in detail of the ISS is quite nice:
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  http://deography.com/iss-lunar-transit-tim-peake-prepares-to-come-home/ (High resolution version) I got her again! The International Space Station flying past the moon tonight over Byron Bay, Australia with Tim Peake aboard, who prepares to return to earth tomorrow. I’m so happy to get this as it was cloudy all day and night, but cleared beautifully for the crucial split second so all my planning paid off! Almost exactly a year ago today I captured Scott Kelly in the ISS much the same way, but tonight I used about 50 x 1/1600 frames to also stack and mosaic the entire moon within a few seconds of the transit to show the full disc of the moon and a cleaner shot with full colour detail. The transit itself lasted 0.47 seconds. Woohoo! Taken with Canon 70D 1/1600 F10 ISO 500 with Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD. Here is the close up for anyone who is interested, click to enlarge : [ADD LINK] ISS Lunar Transit Tim Peake Prepares to Come Home crop.jpg UPDATE – Thank you for all the coverage and shares across the world today, especially ESA as they cover Tim Peakes return to Earth!
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  http://deography.com/iss-lunar-transit-tim-peake-prepares-to-come-home/ [ADD LINK BACK] ISS Lunar Transit Tim Peake Prepares to Come Home.jpg I got her again! The International Space Station flying past the moon tonight over Byron Bay, Australia with Tim Peake aboard, who prepares to return to earth tomorrow. I’m so happy to get this as it was cloudy all day and night, but cleared beautifully for the crucial split second so all my planning paid off! Almost exactly a year ago today I captured Scott Kelly in the ISS much the same way, but tonight I used about 50 x 1/1600 frames to also stack and mosaic the entire moon within a few seconds of the transit to show the full disc of the moon and a cleaner shot with full colour detail. The transit itself lasted 0.47 seconds. Woohoo! Taken with Canon 70D 1/1600 F10 ISO 500 with Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD. UPDATE – Thank you for all the coverage and shares across the world today, especially ESA as they cover Tim Peakes return to Earth!
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  http://deography.com/international-space-station-transit-illuminated/ Rarer than transits generally, tonight ISS passed over the moon but illuminated by the recently set sun which meant I could photograph the pass with colour detail rather than a silhouette like my previous transit photos. I’ve never done this before so was super excited to get it in great clarity! Taken tonight from the backyard observatory in Byron Bay @ 17:51:07s using C9.25″ Edge HD / F10 / Canon 70D / ISO 1800 / 1/1600s – 7 Frames I’ve already been addressed by space / moon / nasa deniers who think this is fake (haha!) so here are the RAW unprocessed images for you to download. Normal (ie not retarded) people can also download these for their own processing pleasure as they wish: [ADD RAW SOURCE FILE LINKS] The zoomed in detail of the ISS is quite nice :
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  http://deography.com/international-space-station-transit-illuminated/ Rarer than transits generally, tonight ISS passed over the moon but illuminated by the recently set sun which meant I could photograph the pass with colour detail rather than a silhouette like my previous transit photos. I’ve never done this before so was super excited to get it in great clarity! Taken tonight from the backyard observatory in Byron Bay @ 17:51:07s using C9.25″ Edge HD / F10 / Canon 70D / ISO 1800 / 1/1600s – 7 Frames I’ve already been addressed by space / moon / nasa deniers who think this is fake (haha!) so here are the RAW unprocessed images for you to download. Normal (ie not retarded) people can also download these for their own processing pleasure as they wish: [ADD RAW SOURCE FILE LINKS] The zoomed in detail of the ISS is quite nice:
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  As a bonus, here is a small animation of Jupiters rotation in 30 minutes also captured last night during the conjunction. ----- [ADD LINK TO ORIGINAL IMAGE] The King of the Planets and his Lovers.jpg If you looked up last night (and tonight really), you would see a very bright star passing close to the moon. But if you whipped out your binoculars, telescope or took a photo and zoomed in, you would see the star has a bunch of little stars next to it. That’s because its not a star at all, but Jupiter and his moons which are all named after his lovers in greek mythology. Apparently the king was a lousy husband. I told this to a group of schoolchildren recently and one of them asked “So how many um.. moons.. does Jupiter have?”. “67” I told her. “Wow.. he was popular.” In two months time, July 2016, a satellite that was launched in 2011 will reach Jupiter so check on the big planet. NASA called this spacecraft “Juno”. What’s Juno? Jupiter’s wife. Hopefully she will shed some light on the situation. Pictured here, a composite of 2 images taken immediately after each other at different exposure times 1/125s and 1/4s (ISO 100 / f8) with a standard Canon 70D DSLR and 18-135mm kit lens.
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  http://deography.com/running-chicken-nebula-collaboration/ A collaboration between +john mills and myself! John captured the 20 X 5m Ha data last week and I captured the RGB last year. This is the belly of the chicken.. The Running Chicken Nebula IC2499. We had a wild Friday night processing in PixInsight.
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  http://deography.com/the-king-of-the-planets-and-his-lovers/ If you looked up last night (and tonight really), you would see a very bright star passing close to the moon. But if you whipped out your binoculars, telescope or took a photo and zoomed in, you would see the star has a bunch of little stars next to it. That’s because its not a star at all, but Jupiter and his moons which are all named after his lovers in greek mythology. Apparently the king was a lousy husband. I told this to a group of schoolchildren recently and one of them asked “So how many um.. moons.. does Jupiter have?”. “67” I told her. “Wow.. he was popular.” In two months time, July 2016, a satellite that was launched in 2011 will reach Jupiter so check on the big planet. NASA called this spacecraft “Juno”. What’s Juno? Jupiter’s wife. Hopefully she will shed some light on the situation. Pictured here, a composite of 2 images taken immediately after each other at different exposure times 1/125s and 1/4s (ISO 100 / f8) with a standard Canon 70D DSLR and 18-135mm kit lens. As a bonus, here is a small animation of Jupiters rotation in 30 minutes also captured last night during the conjunction. [ADD ANIMATION LINK] The King of the Planets and his Lovers ANIMATION.gif
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  https://deography.com/iss-crosses-the-sun-and-other-little-victories/ [ADD OTHER IMAGES LINKS FROM ARTICLE]
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  http://deography.com/m8-lagoon-nebula-ngc6559/ Just finished two nights of imaging for this LRGB image of M8, the Lagoon Nebula framed with NGC 6559 beside it. I just love this dense and bright area filled with star formation and nebulosity and dark veins and clouds running throughout. One of the larger and epic winter nebulas! So good to capture this year with everything I’ve learned! Total 3.8 hours exposure time with Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD, Hyperstar. QHY12 CCD & Baader f2 Ha filter. Processing in PixInsight & Photoshop.
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  http://deography.com/m45-the-pleiades-seven-sisters/ I stayed up long enough to catch the “Pleiades” open star cluster clearing my roof, which as far as most boring old star clusters go, is terrifically enchanting. It is surrounded by deep clouds of dust and gas that aren’t being charged as you see in red nebula. A classic image for photographers and star-lovers the group is also a prime candidate for an early solar system with planet forming regions. C9.25″ Edge HD, Hyperstar, QHY9 + QHY12 CCDs Total Integration Time : 113 minutes in 2 and 3 minute exposures. For those keeping score, this is the 3rd year in a row I’ve photographed and shared this cluster. To see how I have improved in 2 years I’ve compiled a little comparison below. I think I’m finally getting the hang of this stuff! Thanks for sticking around and following my work… I appreciate all your feedback, critiques and support! [ADD LINK TO] M45, The Pleiades (Seven Sisters) 2014 2015 2016.jpg
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  https://deography.com/lagoon-m8-up-close/ It took a few nights but I finally got enough data to finish the Lagoon Nebula (M8) I’ve been working on! One of the bigger and brighter Southern Hemisphere nebulas. 34 x 5m for 2.8 hours total integration in RGB using my Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD, Lepus 6.3 focal reducer & QHY12 CCD. Processing in PixInsight & Photoshop.
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  https://deography.com/cape-byron-lighthouse-animation/ Something a bit different! An animation of the rotation of the lighthouse, and the rotation of the Earth looped as an animated GIF. Because, why not?
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  http://deography.com/the-horsehead-swims-in-hydrogen/ I was going to do more to this image but I had such a positive reaction to it online I think I’ll just leave it. I’ve mapped the Hydrogen to blue which I think makes the Horsehead and it’s surrounding emissions look incredible. Interestingly, although this is a “bicolour” image I’ve only used one filter (Ha) and straight mono luminance so I’m surprised at the colour and dynamic range. The bright star in the middle, Alnitak, is notoriously difficult to photograph around as it can quickly overexpose and dominate the whole region but I’ve managed to tame it nicely so it doesn’t detract from the Flame Nebula below and the classic Horse. Celestron Edge Hd 9.25″ / Hyperstar / Baader highspeed Ha / EQ6. Processing Pixinsight and Photoshop.
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  http://deography.com/m45-the-pleiades-seven-sisters/ [ADD LINK TO] M45 The Pleiades Seven Sisters.jpg For those keeping score, this is the 3rd year in a row I’ve photographed and shared this cluster. To see how I have improved in 2 years I’ve compiled a little comparison below. I think I’m finally getting the hang of this stuff! Thanks for sticking around and following my work… I appreciate all your feedback, critiques and support!
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  https://deography.com/m8-lagoon-with-new-camera/ I just finished my first “test” image with a second hand camera I picked up online that uses the Kodak 8300 sensor and boy, am I impressed. The jump to mono has increased the detail in my images by triple but in this image, I managed to blend in narrowband data from the mono camera (Hydrogen, Oxygen & Sulpher) with RGB colour data from the old camera at 50% to show a dynamic range which combined, seems even more luminous and detailed than either. It’s an unusual technique and the colour is “false” but the structure is real. Colouring the different channels this way allows us to see deep into the nebula and it’s star-forming clouds. This took at least 4 nights of imaging and I haven’t added up the total time exactly, but it’s about 4 hours of exposures I think. That’s still pretty quick, thanks to the F2 Hyperstar / Celestorn 9.25″ optics.
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  http://deography.com/the-big-prawn-nebula-ic-4628/ The next biggest prawn in my life besides the iconic Ballina roadside icon (now a Bunnings), IC 4628 is captured here in it’s natural red/pink prawn palette. Using the hydrogen as the main luminance, or detail layer, you can see how far much of the dust and gas go – right to the edges of the frame. A cluster of newborn stars float out of the chaos in the middle where gravitational forces churn the material into these hot, bright new members of the system. 32 x 30s RGB (QHY12 CCD) + 46 x 60s Hydrogen Alpha (QHY9 CCD) Celestron RASA F2.2
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  http://deography.com/the-rising-core/ Here she comes again… The middle of the Milky Way rising from the airglow on the horizon tonight.
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  http://deography.com/geostationary-satellites-animated/ People often ask me if I ever see UFOs when I’m imaging space and I say – “All the time. Almost every second photo.” That was literally true for this particular session where the Rosette Nebula was moving right along the celestial equator. Or more precisely, the earth was rotating and these geosynchronous satellites – the kind that hover in the same point in the sky so you can point your tv satellite dish at them – would appear to zip across my 90 second exposures. It was so bad I had to throw away all these frames, but stitched together in sequence like this you get a nice movie of the nebula drifting through our earthly halo of technology and communications – hovering above us constantly. Celestron 11″ RASA / QHY12 CCD
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  http://deography.com/luminous-supermoon-corona-in-full-colour/ Did you catch the *cough* Supermoon? By overexposing frames and saturating colour, the moons colourful surface and glow are revealed in this high dynamic range photo. Taken with c9.25″ SCT & Canon 70D DSLR “Supermoon” is an astrology term. Astronomically speaking, it’s called a syzygy-perigee and is very common as the moon swings near and far roughly once every 2 weeks. The media and popular culture have become enamoured by the term in recent years, despite the event being fairly ordinary to view – it’s just another full moon, imperceptibly closer. It is fun to watch social media explode with photos of the moon though! [ADD THE LINKED IMAGE] Luminous Supermoon Corona in Full Colour Comparison.jpg I took these two photos of the moon 12 days apart using exactly the same equipment. Tonight’s ‘Supermoon’, the closest since the 1940’s was preceded by the furtherest apogee distance in 2016, meaning the moon has moved a total distance of 50,148 kms closer to Earth in only 2 weeks! Most sources said to expect a 14% scale increase but my comparison measures closer to 15%, I could be wrong. Both images taken from Byron Bay Observatory with Celestron 9.25” Edge HD / Lepus 6.3 Focal Reducer and Canon 70D DSLR.
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  http://deography.com/caldwell-68-corona-australis-dark-molecular-cloud/ Still my favourite target in the night sky, the weird area around Caldwell 68 still gives me pause. Unlike the showy, energetic nebulae that typically glow in pinks and reds, this dark nebula hangs in space like a shroud trying to hide it’s binary stellar infants. Globular cluster NGC6723 also floats nearby but off into the distance, and the haze cloaks the stars behind giving a real sense of depth and perspective. I gave it a good crack this year, but this time with the Celestron RASA using 82 x 30s mono broadband exposures and 37 x 30s RGB for a total of just under 1 hour… which in astro imaging time is very very little, though it took me 2 nights to collect the data between my tiny window of the sky fenceline and my roofline! Earlier today I also snapped this beautiful double coronal loop on the sun which was spectacular! [ADD FILE LINK]
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  http://deography.com/heavens-gate-the-pink-panther/ I was helping to judge an astrophotography competition over at PhotographingSpace.com and I saw a wonderful, high magnification shot of this area I really liked. It’s the dark nebula around the inner core of the Rosette nebula but the long filament looks a little like a panther leaping into the void. I wanted to try something similar, with my own equipment and field of view. Frustratingly, it took 5 attempts over 5 nights! I’ve just tried again tonight, having reshot the entire thing over an hour. Still, I’m quite happy with the result. The bright blue baby stars glowing high in the funnel really seem cosmic, or heavenly – for want of better words. 30 x 2m / Lum Mono / QHY9 + Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD / f.63 FR 16 x 90s / RGB / QHY12 + Celestron RASA / f2.2
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  http://deography.com/ngc-3324-the-nebula-with-a-face/ Can you see it? The round face with the nose to the right? The common name for this one is the Gabriela Mistral Nebula as some think the face looks like a Chilean poet of the same name. While this image is taken in true colour, narrowband versions reveal much nicer structure to the energised “bubble” of emission nebula being lit up by the open cluster of stars within. This object is fairly bright and beautiful but doesn’t get a whole lot of attention because it’s next to the greater Carina nebula, which is nuts. Taken last night in one good run, 120mins in Ha and 40 mins in RGB using the Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD with F6.3 Focal Reducer.
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  http://deography.com/going-deep-on-thackerays-globules/ Thackeray was the last name of the guy who noticed these little dark patches in 1950. If you look closely at the biggest dark patch you might see it’s actually two – one further away in the distance. 1 light year in fact. To give you an idea, the Voyager satellite which has just left our solar system will take about 25,000 years to have travelled 1 light year. That one dark blob (which is two) you’re looking at, is separated by that much! 45 x 2m exposures taken tonight in Ha (90 mins total) + 30mins of RGB from RASA session a few weeks ago. Pretty quick and dirty! The trade-off are the colour halos on the RGB layer which has to be upsampled to match the Ha resolution during registration. But it’s a small sacrifice to turn around an image like this with only 2 hours total integration. The lepus focal reducer causes some minor coma on one edge. C9.25″ Edge HD / Lepus 6.3 Reducer / QHY9 C11″ RASA / QHY12 CGX Mount PixInsight / Photoshop
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  Phil Plait recently said that this nebula was ‘aptly named’ for it’s resemblance to the statue of liberty. He also said in the same article that projecting our interpretations like this ‘tells us just as much about ourselves as it does the object in question’. So I have to admit that all I see is the closing frame of the 80s classic teen hit movie ‘The Breakfast Club’, with Judd Nelson throwing his fist triumphantly into the air as Simple Minds ‘Don’t You Forget About Me’ heralds the closing credits. Also, is it really fair to name another nebula after such Americana after our USA friends already have the North American Nebula AND the California Nebula? Come on guys, you can’t even see NGC 3576 from your country. You have to come to the Southern Hemisphere to catch a glimpse of the Breakfast Club nebula. This astro photo is 62 x 2m Ha (QHY9) + 30 x 3m RGB (QHY12) with Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD and f6.3 Focal Reducer. Total Integration : 3.5 hours.
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  http://deography.com/horsehead-nebula-up-close/ I’ve photographed and shared the famous Horsehead Nebula a few times now but this is the first time I’ve done it so close, at 1480mm focal length. Thanks in part to the stability and tracking of the new Celestron CGX mount I’m using, but no thanks to the tropical Australian summer weather which meant I only scraped in 16 shakey 5 minute mono frames after 5 nights of trying. I reckon I could do a nicer job with a clear run on this target but I’m going to move on for now! The colour data was taken 12 months ago using the hyperstar setup (540mm FL) but the detail / luminance in this image is new. Regardless of it’s many shortcomings I’m still really struck by the billowy shape and structure of the dark nebula and the depth in this field of view. For the technically inclined, this broadband photo is taken with a straight unfiltered QHY9 mono, and the RGB with a QHY12 Colour CCD. Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD & Lepus 6.3 Focal Reducer.
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  http://deography.com/the-sombrero-galaxy/ Last night’s conditions were still and dark and perfect for photographing this amazing galaxy M104 at the maximum magnification my telescope is capable of. 43 x 3minute exposures in RGB were enough to show those beautiful dust lanes. People say it looks like Saturn, or a UFO, or a mexican hat. What do you think? C9.25″ Edge HD, QHY12CCD
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  http://deography.com/the-sombrero-galaxy/ Last night’s conditions were still and dark and perfect for photographing this amazing galaxy M104 at the maximum magnification my telescope is capable of. 43 x 3minute exposures in RGB were enough to show those beautiful dust lanes. People say it looks like Saturn, or a UFO, or a mexican hat. What do you think? C9.25″ Edge HD, QHY12CCD
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  http://deography.com/looking-directly-at-the-sun-like-some-kind-of-god/ [ADD LINK] Looking Directly at the Sun.jpg I’ve wanted a hydrogen alpha solar telescope ever since I learned about them. They block all but a small sliver of the light spectrum allowing you to peer into the otherwise blinding light and look at the roiling surface. I took this image of the Sun this morning as a first test of this little dinky “Coronado PST” 40mm dedicated solar scope. It’s small enough to hold in one hand, so I was very impressed to get a result like this on the first try. It’s probably the cheapest Ha solar telescope of it’s class and this kind of imaging can get very expensive, but this little thing will let me observe solar events and do some daytime astronomy for science outreach at schools and such. Seen here is a “hedgerow prominence” on the edge of the sun, where loops of plasma (not fire) twist and buckle against magnetism and gravity. Occasionally they will rip, sending a flare off into space. Tech stuff : Using a powermate 2.5x magnifier and the high speed ZWO 174mm I can create a single frame like this one, and then take several of them to stitch together a full disc image of the Sun. This was a rough first try so it’s a bit unevenly textured and illuminated but I should be able to get the process down better soon.
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  http://deography.com/looking-directly-at-the-sun-like-some-kind-of-god/ [ADD LINK] Looking Directly at the Sun Composite2.jpg I’ve wanted a hydrogen alpha solar telescope ever since I learned about them. They block all but a small sliver of the light spectrum allowing you to peer into the otherwise blinding light and look at the roiling surface. I took this image of the Sun this morning as a first test of this little dinky “Coronado PST” 40mm dedicated solar scope. It’s small enough to hold in one hand, so I was very impressed to get a result like this on the first try. It’s probably the cheapest Ha solar telescope of it’s class and this kind of imaging can get very expensive, but this little thing will let me observe solar events and do some daytime astronomy for science outreach at schools and such. Seen here is a “hedgerow prominence” on the edge of the sun, where loops of plasma (not fire) twist and buckle against magnetism and gravity. Occasionally they will rip, sending a flare off into space. Tech stuff : Using a powermate 2.5x magnifier and the high speed ZWO 174mm I can create a single frame like this one, and then take several of them to stitch together a full disc image of the Sun. This was a rough first try so it’s a bit unevenly textured and illuminated but I should be able to get the process down better soon.
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  http://deography.com/byron-bay-observatory/ Here’s a photo of my new backyard observatory (SkyShed Pod) last night. I wasn’t sure if a star trails photo would work with the full moon out, but with 30s exposures at ISO 100 and f3.5 it actually worked ok. You can see the South Celestial Pole behind the dome, which is the point in the sky all the stars appear to be spinning around. You can see the dome roof clears my Celestron gear by mere millimeters, which always worries me when I slew around but it’s perfect and never hits anything.
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  http://deography.com/iss-crosses-the-sun-and-other-little-victories/ This is an inverted high-speed video capture of the International Space Station crossing the disc of the sun today as seen from my location in Byron Bay. It’s actually captured in black and white, but most people prefer to see the sun in orange even though it’s actually white. TRANSIT-STACK (click to enlarge) I’d like to quickly apologise to everyone who subscribed to my photoblog up to 10 years ago (one of the longest running blogs in internet history) only to find that in the last 2 years it’s become increasingly space-focused. I began taking photos of birds, and somehow we’ve ended up here, taking photos of deep space. But 10 years is a long time and I’ve really enjoyed specialising like this. There will be regular landscapes, nature and portraits again no doubt. But since I’m posting, here’s another bunch of recent images that I share on social media but don’t end up with their own posts here for whatever reason. I’ve recently built a small backyard observatory so my output has increased quite a lot, but I’m not going to bombard you with daily updates of every little image I create. So here’s a quick blast of the minutia. Click to enlarge : Sombrero2 Widefield image of the “Sombrero Galaxy”. PODVIEW The view from my observatory on a night of very clear seeing! JupiterGRS A relatively successful image of Jupiter and it’s “Great Red Spot”. Jupiter-transits A shadow, and double shadow transit with some of Jupiter’s moons. ThorsHelmutBicolour “Thors Helmet” nebula, the first thing I imaged from the new observatory. I’ve been working on a great new astrophoto over several nights and hope to get the Sombrero (M104) a lot larger too. Until next time!
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  http://deography.com/iss-crosses-the-sun-and-other-little-victories/ This is an inverted high-speed video capture of the International Space Station crossing the disc of the sun today as seen from my location in Byron Bay. It’s actually captured in black and white, but most people prefer to see the sun in orange even though it’s actually white. TRANSIT-STACK (click to enlarge) I’d like to quickly apologise to everyone who subscribed to my photoblog up to 10 years ago (one of the longest running blogs in internet history) only to find that in the last 2 years it’s become increasingly space-focused. I began taking photos of birds, and somehow we’ve ended up here, taking photos of deep space. But 10 years is a long time and I’ve really enjoyed specialising like this. There will be regular landscapes, nature and portraits again no doubt. But since I’m posting, here’s another bunch of recent images that I share on social media but don’t end up with their own posts here for whatever reason. I’ve recently built a small backyard observatory so my output has increased quite a lot, but I’m not going to bombard you with daily updates of every little image I create. So here’s a quick blast of the minutia. Click to enlarge : Sombrero2 Widefield image of the “Sombrero Galaxy”. PODVIEW The view from my observatory on a night of very clear seeing! JupiterGRS A relatively successful image of Jupiter and it’s “Great Red Spot”. Jupiter-transits A shadow, and double shadow transit with some of Jupiter’s moons. ThorsHelmutBicolour “Thors Helmet” nebula, the first thing I imaged from the new observatory. I’ve been working on a great new astrophoto over several nights and hope to get the Sombrero (M104) a lot larger too. Until next time!
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  http://deography.com/celestial-beauty-the-trifid-nebula/ So happy to have a dream run of exposures for 102 minutes on the Trifid Nebula tonight! This spectacular little area is divided into sections of both emission (glowing clouds) and reflection (dark clouds with starlight on them). It’s a wonderfully dual coloured deep space star factory which isn’t common of nebula generally. Nebulas (nebulae?) are diverse and amazing looking but not always “classically” beautiful and balanced like this one. No hyperstar lens tonight, but I did use a Lepus 6.3 focal reducer for the first time on my Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD, coupled with the high resolution QHY12 CCD. This combination of focal length and pixel size doesn’t oversample or undersample the image so everything comes out at a nice sweet spot.
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  http://deography.com/iss-crosses-the-sun-and-other-little-victories/ “Thors Helmet” nebula, the first thing I imaged from the new observatory. I’ve been working on a great new astrophoto over several nights and hope to get the Sombrero (M104) a lot larger too. Until next time! [ADD LINK TO MAIN ARTICLE IMAGES ISS CROSSING]
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  http://deography.com/collaborating-on-a-photo-m20-trifid/ This is what happens when two space nerds team up on the same target! +john mills and I planned ahead of time to capture the Trifid Nebula (M20) with roughly the same field of view configuration and framing/rotation so that we could combine our data later. John took the Hydrogen Alpha from his backyard in Sydney (total 1.6 hours) and I took the colour data from mine in Byron Bay (total 1.5 hours). PixInsight helped align and process the stacks separately which were merged in Photoshop. I’m really quite happy with how it turned out! I was shooting with Celestron 9.25″ Edge HD / F6.3 reducer / QHY12 Colour CCD and John was shooting with William Optics 110T / +Atik Cameras One Mono w/ Astronomik Ha filter.
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  http://deography.com/ic2944-the-dragon-nebula-and-other-news/ Thanks to cyclone Debbie which smashed northern Australia yesterday, all the bad weather was sucked away from my home observatory for just long enough to image IC2944 (λ Centauri Nebula). I’ve always thought this area should be called the Dragon Nebula though as it really reminds me of Larry Elmore’s oil paintings from the Dungeons & Dragons manuals of the 80s. Knocked out fast with the Celestron RASA in only 30×1 mins of Ha (QHY9) and 30×1 mins of RGB (QHY12). Some star distortion from camera sag unfortunately but otherwise a nice image showing the dark Bok Globules in the clutch of new stars in the middle.
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  http://deography.com/58-moon-in-full-colour-with-earthshine/ Fresh off the sensor, here is tonights 58% moon with full colour and earthshine as imaged from Byron Bay Observatory. When the moon gets this bright and high in the sky she is hard to ignore, and it’s almost impossible to image anything else except the larger planets. So I’ve tried here to photograph her as best as I can with everything I’ve learned. The 50+ exposures took about 15 minutes but the processing took me a over an hour. The colour is natural and real, the moon has hues that relate to its geology – blue for titanium oxide and green for lithium. The blue on the dark side however is coloured by the earths reflection, and being mostly water on the surface, we are a blue planet and our blue light is reflected back to the moon. The clear conditions and Byron Bay’s proximity to the equator and low light pollution mean we get some of the best views of the moon in the world. For the technically inclined.. These RAW Canon DSLR images are too big for Autostakkert so I used Nebulosity for stacking, aligning on points of light near the terminator, and then PixInsight for deconvolution and colour saturation. I exposed the bright and the dark side of the moon separately then layered them in Photoshop with a warped layer mask gradient to preserve the curvature between them. 24 x 1/800s / ISO 800 / f10 / Celestron 9.25” Edge HD & Canon 70D (light side) 28 x 1/4s / ISO 800 / f10 / Celestron 9.25” Edge HD & Canon 70D (dark side) Acquisition in Backyard EOS / Processing in Nebulosity / PixInsight / Photoshop UPDATE : This photo was selected from hundreds as a finalist for exhibition at the LA Moonwalk event, 2016 hosted by Bill Nye! It will be printed up big and sold (hopefully) with all proceeds going to the Planetary Society and FreeArts.org !

Thu Sep 28 14:38:58 CEST 2017

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  The Fighting Dragons of Ara (NGC 6188) is a beautiful, large emission nebula currently above us in the Southern Hemisphere in the early evening. Photographed last night in narrowband, the oxygen is seen as blue and the hydrogen as green. The long tendrils of dust and gas stretch and swirl into core where bright new stars are birthed into existence, each with their own solar systems, planets and moons. It kind of reminds me of Michaelangelo’s “Creation of Adam” with the fingers touching, except God an Adam are reptilian humanoids. I also switched up my telescopes for a close up view of the brightest part of the emission nebula which is quite nice too Tech Details… 42x1m Ha + 20x1m Oiii + 30x1m Sii (Celestron RASA, CGX& QHY9M)
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  I imaged this last night under perfect conditions in record time (82 x 60s total) with the usual 3 narrowband filters. Using the PHP/GD online narrowband preview tool I developed recently (link below) I decided the Hubble palette was the most compelling as the doubly ionised Oxygen spewing from the core is really brilliant and not normally so visible against the normally-red Hydrogen, seen here in the green areas. Speed of acquisition due wholly to the Celestron RASA which exposes at F2. Also using the QHY9M, Baader highspeed filters and Celestron CGX mount.

Thu Sep 28 14:38:14 CEST 2017

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• The Fighting Dragons of Ara (NGC 6188) is a beautiful, large emission nebula currently above us in the Southern Hemisphere in the early evening. Photographed last night in narrowband, the oxygen is seen as blue and the hydrogen as green. The long tendrils of dust and gas stretch and swirl into core where bright new stars are birthed into existence, each with their own solar systems, planets and moons. It kind of reminds me of Michaelangelo’s “Creation of Adam” with the fingers touching, except God an Adam are reptilian humanoids. I also switched up my telescopes for a close up view of the brightest part of the emission nebula which is quite nice too Tech Details… 42x1m Ha + 20x1m Oiii + 30x1m Sii (Celestron RASA, CGX& QHY9M)
  The Fighting Dragons of Ara (NGC 6188) is a beautiful, large emission nebula currently above us in the Southern Hemisphere in the early evening. Photographed last night in narrowband, the oxygen is seen as blue and the hydrogen as green. The long tendrils of dust and gas stretch and swirl into core where bright new stars are birthed into existence, each with their own solar systems, planets and moons. It kind of reminds me of Michaelangelo’s “Creation of Adam” with the fingers touching, except God an Adam are reptilian humanoids. I also switched up my telescopes for a close up view of the brightest part of the emission nebula which is quite nice too Tech Details… 42x1m Ha + 20x1m Oiii + 30x1m Sii (Celestron RASA, CGX& QHY9M)
• I imaged this last night under perfect conditions in record time (82 x 60s total) with the usual 3 narrowband filters. Using the PHP/GD online narrowband preview tool I developed recently (link below) I decided the Hubble palette was the most compelling as the doubly ionised Oxygen spewing from the core is really brilliant and not normally so visible against the normally-red Hydrogen, seen here in the green areas. Speed of acquisition due wholly to the Celestron RASA which exposes at F2. Also using the QHY9M, Baader highspeed filters and Celestron CGX mount.
  I imaged this last night under perfect conditions in record time (82 x 60s total) with the usual 3 narrowband filters. Using the PHP/GD online narrowband preview tool I developed recently (link below) I decided the Hubble palette was the most compelling as the doubly ionised Oxygen spewing from the core is really brilliant and not normally so visible against the normally-red Hydrogen, seen here in the green areas. Speed of acquisition due wholly to the Celestron RASA which exposes at F2. Also using the QHY9M, Baader highspeed filters and Celestron CGX mount.

Thu Sep 28 14:34:57 CEST 2017

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• The Fighting Dragons of Ara (NGC 6188) is a beautiful, large emission nebula currently above us in the Southern Hemisphere in the early evening. Photographed last night in narrowband, the oxygen is seen as blue and the hydrogen as green. The long tendrils of dust and gas stretch and swirl into core where bright new stars are birthed into existence, each with their own solar systems, planets and moons. It kind of reminds me of Michaelangelo’s “Creation of Adam” with the fingers touching, except God an Adam are reptilian humanoids. I also switched up my telescopes for a close up view of the brightest part of the emission nebula which is quite nice too Tech Details… 42x1m Ha + 20x1m Oiii + 30x1m Sii (Celestron RASA, CGX& QHY9M)
  The Fighting Dragons of Ara (NGC 6188) is a beautiful, large emission nebula currently above us in the Southern Hemisphere in the early evening. Photographed last night in narrowband, the oxygen is seen as blue and the hydrogen as green. The long tendrils of dust and gas stretch and swirl into core where bright new stars are birthed into existence, each with their own solar systems, planets and moons. It kind of reminds me of Michaelangelo’s “Creation of Adam” with the fingers touching, except God an Adam are reptilian humanoids. I also switched up my telescopes for a close up view of the brightest part of the emission nebula which is quite nice too Tech Details… 42x1m Ha + 20x1m Oiii + 30x1m Sii (Celestron RASA, CGX& QHY9M)
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  The Fighting Dragons of Ara (NGC 6188) is a beautiful, large emission nebula currently above us in the Southern Hemisphere in the early evening. Photographed last night in narrowband, the oxygen is seen as blue and the hydrogen as green. The long tendrils of dust and gas stretch and swirl into core where bright new stars are birthed into existence, each with their own solar systems, planets and moons. It kind of reminds me of Michaelangelo’s “Creation of Adam” with the fingers touching, except God an Adam are reptilian humanoids. I also switched up my telescopes for a close up view of the brightest part of the emission nebula which is quite nice too Tech Details… 42x1m Ha + 20x1m Oiii + 30x1m Sii (Celestron RASA, CGX& QHY9M)
• I imaged this last night under perfect conditions in record time (82 x 60s total) with the usual 3 narrowband filters. Using the PHP/GD online narrowband preview tool I developed recently (link below) I decided the Hubble palette was the most compelling as the doubly ionised Oxygen spewing from the core is really brilliant and not normally so visible against the normally-red Hydrogen, seen here in the green areas. Speed of acquisition due wholly to the Celestron RASA which exposes at F2. Also using the QHY9M, Baader highspeed filters and Celestron CGX mount.
  I imaged this last night under perfect conditions in record time (82 x 60s total) with the usual 3 narrowband filters. Using the PHP/GD online narrowband preview tool I developed recently (link below) I decided the Hubble palette was the most compelling as the doubly ionised Oxygen spewing from the core is really brilliant and not normally so visible against the normally-red Hydrogen, seen here in the green areas. Speed of acquisition due wholly to the Celestron RASA which exposes at F2. Also using the QHY9M, Baader highspeed filters and Celestron CGX mount.