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Quasar BTC40 J1429+011, Magnitude: 19.40, z=4.84 (missed it by that much!)

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Quasar BTC40 J1429+011, Magnitude: 19.40, z=4.84 (missed it by that much!)
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2023-04-24, 03:53 PM (This post was last modified: 2023-04-24, 03:53 PM by theskyhound.)
(2023-04-22, 04:18 AM)Bobbo Wrote:
(2023-04-20, 03:14 PM)theskyhound Wrote: I'm guessing, but I suspect longer subs will get you much deeper for the same total exposure time.

Is this something that ST can be used to determine?

Of course! That's pretty much what SkyTools Imaging is for. That's why I asked, because every once in a while I come across someone not actually using the most useful parts of the software. But he explained that he was currently limited by tracking.
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