Only good comets I have seen was c/2006 p1 McNaught back in 2007, it was lucky it was a southern hemisphere one, most of the other good ones have be northern ones.

They look amazing! I have never been able to find any crystals that nice in all the years of hunting for them.

Best one I ever found was this one of what I am 90% certain is natrolite. There just isn't much interesting minerals in Victoria. Nearly everything in my collection I have purchased from ...

One step closer to realistic weather!

I would get a laser collimater, took me less than 5 min to correct the scope. Well worth the money.

Steam didn't update mine even with auto updates on, had to manually apply the update in the downloads section.  Maybe that could also be your problem?

I've posted this before about the atmosphere over the horizon being visible in front of the terrain, thought I'd show this problem again where it's really obvious.  Anyone else have this issue?

I do it the other way, connect all my PCs to the same display where I can and switch input depending on which PC I use. Only issue is my other PC atm has DVI only where my screen is DP and HDMI so I need to get an adapter.

My LG monitor I got last year is 1440p, great upgrade from 900p that's for ...

I got my viewsonic in 2008 and it only lasted to 2010. I still got my AOC from the same year and I got a Dell one from 2001 that still works. My Samsung got that screen "cancer" thing I mentioned a while back it lasted from 2009 to 2019 so 10 years is decent.

Now I got a 31.5" LG (32GK650F) Very ...

I had the same issue with my viewsonic years ago which btw cost me over 1k. It's PSU died from always running too hot (discolored PCB). It started off just randomly turning off every now and then and got more frequent to the point it wouldn't power up any more.

I replaced some caps and burnt ...

Don't know if this is a limitation of the engine or a bug, but I get this hard line from what appears to be the atmosphere from beyond the horizon rendered on top of the terrain, making it appear close and follows in front of you where ever you go on the surface.

No probs, It's actually my friend who tried pixinsight and found it much better than DSS. I personally use DSS for ease of use and to preview the results and my friend then does the proper pic in pixinsight as he knows how to use it, I haven't used it as of yet but he showed me all the things it ...

I would do all the stacking and processing in pixinsight and forget DSS, you will get better results as it's a much better program with better capability. You can also use dithering in pixinsight which will help get rid of the noise.

Could also be a limitation of the camera. We use a EOS 200D and ...

Yes you can!

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