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[01:11:10] <halibut> Ingar: Amazing image.
[01:12:02] <halibut> Only tangentially related: I noticed this APOD: https://apod.nasa.gov
[01:12:04] <systemd> 05Error: HTTP 404 for https://apod.nasa.gov
[01:12:33] <halibut> Whoops. Messed up the link. Here is the correct one: https://apod.nasa.gov
[01:12:34] <systemd> ^ 0303APOD: 2026 July 17 – The Dust Trail of Comet Tempel 2
[01:13:57] <halibut> I figured I would point it out, in case you wanted to try. I think it is higher magnification than most of the images I have seen from you, but I suspect not as deep as some of your images, so it might be something you could try ... but the opportunity will pass in a few days.
[01:14:52] <halibut> Anyways, just wanted to point it out in case you thought it would be an interesting challenge.
[10:23:43] <Ingar> halibut: thanks
[10:23:52] <Ingar> yeah, comets are a who whole different beast
[10:24:21] <Ingar> first of all I need one in a somewhate favorable location :-D
[10:48:58] <janrinok> Ingar, I don't know why but your images never work on any of my browsers.... Sad
[10:55:06] <Ingar> janrinok: it's a kind reminder I need to update that host and make a decent astro website
[10:55:33] <janrinok> lol - it wasn't a hint!
[10:56:17] <Ingar> janrinok: I know ;-) but at the very least an update is on my todo list
[10:56:45] <Ingar> but I'm having some time off and doing a pretty good job procrastrinating
[10:57:05] <janrinok> that is exactly what summer is for. Make the most of it!