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My name is David Nash and this is my web page. Here you will find the results of my "adventures in astrophotography". I use webcams and dedicated astronomy CCD cameras, as well as film and digital SLR cameras and a variety of telescopes.
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I live in Cambridgeshire in England in a small village fairly close to average size towns, but where the sky is dark enough to have a good view and make astronomy worthwhile.
I hope you enjoy looking at my pictures!

Picture of the Month

M53 Globular Cluster

Picture of the Month
Messier object number 53 is a globular cluster in the constellation of Coma Berenices. Although this constellation is known for galaxies, it is also home to a couple of globular clusters including this one, which is the only Messier cluster in the constellation. At about 58 thousand light years away, it is one of the more distant clusters of the Milky Way (its neighbour in the springtime sky M3 is about 33 thousand light years, and other Messier globulars are closer still).
Click the image to see the full-sized image and more details on my Clusters Page.
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