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GALAXY GREMLIN EXHIBITS
Detailed cosmic photography and stellar visions by the Galaxy Gremlin local observatory.

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M33:The Triangulum Galaxy
its amazing what 1 hours worth of data can produce.

02
Teaser!
unfortunately i cannot show the whole thing until i have gifted it to the bride and groom! but this section is too good not to share !

03
Crescent Nebula
Another 150 minute session. The workflow now utilizes Cosmic Clarity software to refine the gaseous structures and celestial dust while eliminating noise from the final gremlin capture.

04
Eastern Veil Nebula
A view of the Eastern Veil. Knowledge gained from the Western sector results in a vibrant gremlin display.

05
Western Veil Nebula
The refinement here was experimental. With just 150 minutes of light data, Galaxy Gremlin produced this test frame which highlights the intricate filaments of the supernova remnant.

06
Dumbbell Nebula
Primary image recorded with the Galaxy Gremlin dedicated sensor. 150 minutes at 180s each.

07
Pinwheel Galaxy
Captured via a vintage Canon 40D. Galaxy Gremlin proves that two-decade-old hardware still views the cosmos.

08
Full Moon
Captured in Feb 2026.
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M33:The Triangulum Galaxy
its amazing what 1 hours worth of data can produce.

01
M33:The Triangulum Galaxy
its amazing what 1 hours worth of data can produce.

02
Teaser!
unfortunately i cannot show the whole thing until i have gifted it to the bride and groom! but this section is too good not to share !

03
Crescent Nebula
Another 150 minute session. The workflow now utilizes Cosmic Clarity software to refine the gaseous structures and celestial dust while eliminating noise from the final gremlin capture.

04
Eastern Veil Nebula
A view of the Eastern Veil. Knowledge gained from the Western sector results in a vibrant gremlin display.

05
Western Veil Nebula
The refinement here was experimental. With just 150 minutes of light data, Galaxy Gremlin produced this test frame which highlights the intricate filaments of the supernova remnant.

06
Dumbbell Nebula
Primary image recorded with the Galaxy Gremlin dedicated sensor. 150 minutes at 180s each.

07
Pinwheel Galaxy
Captured via a vintage Canon 40D. Galaxy Gremlin proves that two-decade-old hardware still views the cosmos.

08
Full Moon
Captured in Feb 2026.
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