What's the most distant galaxy you've captured
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But the reason I pointed my light bucket—well, at 4”, maybe a teacup—at this target is that the smudge also contains one of the best characterized gravitationally lensed quasars. QSO 0957+561 makes up the bulk of the smudge. It’s 14 billion light years away, and there’s a time delay in the arrival of light from the two images, estimated at 400-500 days.
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I also captured bode's galaxy and cigar galaxy recently as well. (and a 3rd galaxy within the same view. but i dont know what that one is called)
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It boggles the mind that the photons I captured were already 2/3 of the way here when the Solar System and the Earth were forming!
My most distant galaxies that I captured intentionally as galaxies would be Stephan's Quintet, at about 300 million light years. No doubt, I have accidentally captured non-target faint smudges that are farther.
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The farthest I got so far that I know about with my 6" scope is 138 million ly. I never imaged you could see something over a billion light years away in an amatuer scope
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cameras : asi 1600mm-c/asi1600mm-c,asi120mc,prostar lp guidecam, nikkon d60, sony a7,asi 290 mm
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