#Messier92 - Twitter Hashtag

Tero "Kaukoputkimies" Hiekkalinna ✨🔭🤩 @TeroHiekkalinna

11 months ago

Messier 92 on pallomainen tähtijoukko, joka sijaitsee Herkuleen tähdistössä n. 27 000 valovuoden päässä Maasta. Sen löysi saksalainen astronomi Johann Elert Bode vuonna 1777. Klusterissa arvioidaan olevan n. 330000 tähteä. Valoa 1h5min ⭐️🌟☀️🌞🪐☄️✨💫⚡️🔥💥🔭#messier92

TeroHiekkalinna's tweet photo. Messier 92 on pallomainen tähtijoukko, joka sijaitsee Herkuleen tähdistössä n. 27 000 valovuoden päässä Maasta. Sen löysi saksalainen astronomi Johann Elert Bode vuonna 1777. Klusterissa arvioidaan olevan n. 330000 tähteä. Valoa 1h5min ⭐️🌟☀️🌞🪐☄️✨💫⚡️🔥💥🔭#messier92 https://t.co/VRsQf50tlE

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Boris Zürcher @Borizuer

about 1 year ago

#Messier92 #NGC6341 #globular_cluster #Hercules #astrophotography

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Thomas Hanrath @AstrophotoCamp

about 2 years ago

Astrophoto: Messier 92 - 06/24 - My astrophoto of the rather rarely photographed globular cluster in the constellation Hercules: Messier 92. Now new: with session analysis! - #M92 #Melotte168 #Messier92 #NGC6341 #Astrophotography Blog: https://t.co/HPHrNymiZm #clearskies

AstrophotoCamp's tweet photo. Astrophoto: Messier 92 - 06/24 - My astrophoto of the rather rarely photographed globular cluster in the constellation Hercules: Messier 92. Now new: with session analysis!
- #M92 #Melotte168 #Messier92 #NGC6341 #Astrophotography Blog: https://t.co/HPHrNymiZm #clearskies https://t.co/83wBYJsIsk

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Panagiotis Xipteras

@xipteras

over 2 years ago

✨ Messier 92 (M92) is one of the brightest and oldest globular clusters in the Milky Way, found in the Hercules constellation. It was discovered by Johann Elert Bode in 1777. #messier92 M92 is located about 26,700 light-years from us and shines with the combined light of hundreds of thousands of #stars. Its magnitude of +6.4 and age of about 14.2 billion years make it a sibling to the more famous Messier 13, another large globular cluster in Hercules, but M92 is often noted for being denser and more compact, see my image below. 🔭 Best time to view #stagazing M92 is during the summer months when Hercules is high in the sky. A small- to medium-sized telescope, preferably with an aperture of at least 4 inches (better 10"), can reveal the cluster's bright core and a few individual stars on its periphery. 📷 For the rest of us, the #astrophotography enthusiasts, long exposures can capture the intricate details of this ancient cluster, revealing even more details in it. My image below was taken with a SBIG ST-7XME CCD camera on a Takahashi FS-102NSV APO at f/5.6. The camera chip was cooled down to -27°C. However, even a usual DSLR/M camera on a long focal length telescope can produce nice images. 🦣 When the light we see from M92 began its interstellar journey to Earth, our planet was in a very different state. The earliest Homo sapiens were just beginning to make their mark, heralding the dawn of modern human civilization with the development of language, art, and a deeper understanding of the world around them. 🌍 In geological terms, the light from M92 has traveled through almost the entirety of human history, spanning the latter part of the Pleistocene Epoch and the entirety of the Holocene Epoch, our geological epoch. It was a period marked by significant climatic changes, including the last Ice Age, which shaped the evolution and migration of human and animal species across the globe. 🧐 All the information I give you in this tweet is the result of tough research on the web, wikipedia, chatgpt and what I have learned in my two decades of intensive astronomy activities, in school and in my studies. 🙏 It is always my pleasure to talk about these things. Thanks for reading, CS and enjoy the night.✨✨✨

xipteras's tweet photo. ✨ Messier 92 (M92) is one of the brightest and oldest globular clusters in the Milky Way, found in the Hercules constellation. It was discovered by Johann Elert Bode in 1777. #messier92

M92 is located about 26,700 light-years from us and shines with the combined light of hundreds of thousands of #stars. Its magnitude of +6.4 and age of about 14.2 billion years make it a sibling to the more famous Messier 13, another large globular cluster in Hercules, but M92 is often noted for being denser and more compact, see my image below.

🔭 Best time to view #stagazing M92 is during the summer months when Hercules is high in the sky. A small- to medium-sized telescope, preferably with an aperture of at least 4 inches (better 10"), can reveal the cluster's bright core and a few individual stars on its periphery.

📷 For the rest of us, the #astrophotography enthusiasts, long exposures can capture the intricate details of this ancient cluster, revealing even more details in it. My image below was taken with a SBIG ST-7XME CCD camera on a Takahashi FS-102NSV APO at f/5.6. The camera chip was cooled down to -27°C. However, even a usual DSLR/M camera on a long focal length telescope can produce nice images.

🦣 When the light we see from M92 began its interstellar journey to Earth, our planet was in a very different state. The earliest Homo sapiens were just beginning to make their mark, heralding the dawn of modern human civilization with the development of language, art, and a deeper understanding of the world around them.

🌍 In geological terms, the light from M92 has traveled through almost the entirety of human history, spanning the latter part of the Pleistocene Epoch and the entirety of the Holocene Epoch, our geological epoch. It was a period marked by significant climatic changes, including the last Ice Age, which shaped the evolution and migration of human and animal species across the globe.

🧐 All the information I give you in this tweet is the result of tough research on the web, wikipedia, chatgpt and what I have learned in my two decades of intensive astronomy activities, in school and in my studies. 🙏 It is always my pleasure to talk about these things.

Thanks for reading, CS and enjoy the night.✨✨✨

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Boris Zürcher @Borizuer

almost 5 years ago

#Messier92 #NGC6341 #Globular_Cluster #Hercules #Astrophotography #lastnight quite cloes from our solar sytem at ~26‘700 ly.

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Mary McIntyre @marymcintyreastro.bsky.social @Spicey_Spiney

about 5 years ago

Days 57 & 58 of my #UKMON #FireballChallenge were both pencil sketches. Day 57 was #Comet C/2013 US10 (Catalina), day 58 was #globularcluster #Messier92. I've included the digitally inverted version of both #astronomysketching

Spicey_Spiney's tweet photo. Days 57 & 58 of my #UKMON #FireballChallenge were both pencil sketches. Day 57 was #Comet C/2013 US10 (Catalina), day 58 was #globularcluster #Messier92. I've included the digitally inverted version of both #astronomysketching https://t.co/4Lxvu1Kn5k

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Vaonis @Vaonis_fr

about 5 years ago

Postcards by the #myStellina community: long time no see star cluster M92 (Alan C, UK) Start making your own memories at https://t.co/uOlzOOUFxM #Messier92

Vaonis_fr's tweet photo. Postcards by the #myStellina community:
long time no see star cluster M92 (Alan C, UK)

Start making your own memories at https://t.co/uOlzOOUFxM
#Messier92 https://t.co/TyFovVm2g1

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Al Sadeem Astronomy @AlSadeemAstro

over 5 years ago

Lying close to Messier 13 is #Messier92 or NCG6341, another globular cluster in the constellation Hercules that is 26,700 light-years away from Earth. #M92 is one of the oldest clusters known to man. 📷 @andy_quiaoit_palado using @Vaonis_fr' #Stellina

AlSadeemAstro's tweet photo. Lying close to Messier 13 is #Messier92 or NCG6341, another globular cluster in the constellation Hercules that is 26,700 light-years away from Earth.

#M92 is one of the oldest clusters known to man.

📷 @andy_quiaoit_palado using @Vaonis_fr' #Stellina https://t.co/rP8r1nWVTY

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Roger Hutchinson FRAS @thelondonastro

about 6 years ago

Another lovely summer globular cluster! Here’s Messier 92 in Hercules, often overlooked because of its flashy neighbour Messier 13 but still a fantastic object. Imaged on 30th May - 30 mins integration. #messier92 #london #astronomy #astrophotography #canonphotography #celestron

thelondonastro's tweet photo. Another lovely summer globular cluster! Here’s Messier 92 in Hercules, often overlooked because of its flashy neighbour Messier 13 but still a fantastic object. Imaged on 30th May - 30 mins integration.
#messier92 #london #astronomy #astrophotography #canonphotography #celestron https://t.co/9MGOa2Yr6u

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MarksAstro @AstroMarks

about 7 years ago

Messier 92 Taken with my #AD250 from @656imaging and #CEM120 from @altair_astro. Compared to my old scope, I have sharper stars, better star colour, definition and separation in the core. More info at https://t.co/GR315GZFL7 #Messier92 #M92 #DeepSky #GlobularCluster #DreamScope

AstroMarks's tweet photo. Messier 92
Taken with my #AD250 from @656imaging and #CEM120 from @altair_astro. Compared to my old scope, I have sharper stars, better star colour, definition and separation in the core. More info at https://t.co/GR315GZFL7
#Messier92 #M92 #DeepSky #GlobularCluster #DreamScope https://t.co/nw4L7kuDM9

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Kalon @kalon1701

about 8 years ago

#messier92 30 x 30 second exposures, stacked with #deepskystacker mucked about with in #photoshop #astrophotography

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Stacey 🌻 @AstroStace

about 8 years ago

Morning! Today's #Astrophotography is #messier92 The other globular cluster in Hercules. Roughly 26700 light years from Earth and one of the most ancient clusters...approximately 14.2 billion years old. Nearly the age of the universe :) #backyardastronomy #astronomy