The Moon of February

These are some pictures that I have taken the other night of the Moon, I hope you like them.

Messier 41 or NGC 2287

The star that most caught my attention is the one near the center that is a gigantic red very striking.

It has been very easy against this object using my 25 mm eyepiece

I was able to put the whole object inside my 15mm eyepiece which allowed me to enjoy this object a lot.

I am very interested in the different types of stars that are in this object, both in the size categories and in the colors.

Pandaren Monk

Hello fellow of Cyberspace, today I want to introduce you to my new pet
For me it has *****.

I have already done it I can not be a Pandaria without having this pet.

I know it sounds bad but I find it very funny that to invoke this pet you have to drink beer

Mobility:
Ground

 Animation:
Yawns, bows to the owner, and does periodic Kung Fu moves. Also responds to various emotes.

This is a video
video


Abilities:
Quick strike, Focus chi, Fury of a thousand fists, Knock down, Staggered steps and Dark kick.

Release Info:

Patch 3.2.2 | Posted: November 4, 2009


I want to at as a note:

In 2009, proceeds from Pandaren Monk adoptions went to charity. It generated over $1.1 million for the Make-a-Wish Foundation.

Here you have some screenshot.

Hope you like it.

Thought of the day by Stars Wars

Fail with honor rather than succeed by fraud. 
Stars Wars

Hubble Variable Nebula NGC 2261

Hi, fellows of Cyberspace, today I want to share these astrophotographs that I have taken to NGC 2261 through the Slooh telescope network. These photos are with the Chile Uno telescope.

This object is also known by the names of the Hubble Variable Nebula or Caldwell 46. This variable nebula that is in the constellation of Monoceros, is illuminated by a star that we can not see called R Monocerotis (R Mon). This star is massive, it is located at the southern extremity of the nebula, it is a very young Tauri with about 300,000 years, it can be about ten times the mass of our star the Sun. It is about 2500 years away.

NGC 2261 was photographed for the first time through the Hale telescope at the Palomar Observatory by Edwin Hubble on January 26, 1949. A proposed example for variability is that dust clouds near R Mon periodically block the star's illumination.

File Data

Photo by: Francisco Silva

Scheduled by: PeterI.2013

Observation date: Thursday, February 15, 2018

Observation time: 9:22pm EST / 6:22pm PST / 02:22 UTC

Observatory: Slooh Chile

Telescope: Chile One

Instrument: Chile Wide-Field

File Data

Photo by: Francisco Silva

Scheduled by: PeterI.2013

Observation date: Thursday, February 15, 2018

Observation time: 9:22pm EST / 6:22pm PST / 02:22 UTC

Observatory: Slooh Chile

Telescope: Chile One

Instrument: Chile Wide-Field

File Data

Photo by: Francisco Silva

Scheduled by: PeterI.2013

Observation date: Thursday, February 15, 2018

Observation time: 9:27pm EST / 6:27pm PST / 02:27 UTC

Observatory: Slooh Chile

Telescope: Chile One

Instrument: Chile Wide-Field

Instrument: Chile Wide-Field

File Data

Photo by: Francisco Silva

Scheduled by: PeterI.2013

Observation date: Thursday, February 15, 2018

Observation time: 9:26pm EST / 6:26pm PST / 02:26 UTC

Observatory: Slooh Chile

Telescope: Chile One

Instrument: Chile Ultra Wide-Field

File Data

Photo by: FranciscoS.2017

Scheduled by: PeterI.2013

Observation date: Thursday, February 15, 2018

Observation time: 9:25pm EST / 6:25pm PST / 02:25 UTC

Observatory: Slooh Chile

Telescope: Chile One

Instrument: Chile Ultra Wide-Field

Thought of the day by Plato

I have good hope that there is something after death.

by Plato

Humanity Star

Well we have a new star, here is all the info and how to track it

http://www.thehumanitystar.com/