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My new project a 20"  Dobsonian Truss tube telescope construction .

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The night sky may be only a few stars flickering in the dark, or some mythical entities of our imagination, which form the constellations, or even can be incredible new worlds as they appear in modern instruments we use to observing them and recording.
We live in a universe whose size is beyond human imagination. We measure the time and analyze the mechanisms of creation, trying to grasp with our minds the invisible.
We present these pages trying, with patience and hope, to catch some faint rays traveled for thousands or even millions of years through space carrying their history with them.
Perhaps taking a look at these pages, the night sky will open a new window in your imagination.
 
 

George Nikolidakis 

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Orion Nebula Wide - Wednesday, December 22, 2010
M-42 The Great Nebula it is located in the constellation Orion which gave the name to the nebula. One of the finest sights in the sky, this nebula is easily visible to the naked eye as the "fuzzy" star in the middle of Orion's sword.

 

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Andromeda Galaxy in color - Friday, November 12, 2010

M-31, the Great Galaxy in Andromeda and its companions. M-31 is the closest large spiral galaxy to our own Milky Way galaxy, and therefore presents us with a wealth of details.Dust lanes become visible in medium-sized telescopes , and large telescopes can even identify individual members of its system of globular clusters.

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