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The Surfboard Galaxy (M108, upper right) and the Owl Nebula (M97, lower left) // David Cheng
Located near the Owl Nebula (M97) on the sky, the Surfboard Galaxy was discovered by Méchain in 1781, only three nights after he found M97. Messier himself observed it about a month later, although he didn't measure its position and so did not include it in his catalog.
William Herschel (1738-1822) independently discovered it in 1789. It wasn't until 1953 when American astronomer Owen Gingerich (1930-2023) identified it as M108.
#astronomy#astrophotography#messier marathon#galaxy#spiral galaxy#barred spiral galaxy#star-forming galaxy#nebula#emission nebula#planetary nebula#surfboard galaxy#owl nebula#messier#messier 108#M108#messier 97#M97#NGC 3587#NGC 3556#ursa major
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The Owl Nebula (M97 or NGC 3587)
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[read the poem here]
The Owl and the Galaxy
Credits: Christoph Kaltseis, to Edward Lear
#reblog#astrophotography#m97#owl nebula#planetary nebula#m108#barred spiral galaxy#ursa major#christoph kaltseis#apod
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⚠️ NEW DISCOVERY ALERT
The central star of the nebula appears to be GALEX J014721.3-440504, a very very ultraviolet hot white dwarf candidate star. Eric Mamajek on Twitter left this interesting note:
"only 6 stars in white dwarf catalog of Gentile Fusillo+2021 (2021MNRAS.508.3877G) within 1 kpc are both bluer and brighter, and include interesting list: central stars of M97/Owl Neb, NGC1360/Robin's Egg Neb, Jacoby 1, PG1159(!), PG1151-029 and GD1532. Someone should get a spectrum to get Teff - SED is so hot, models suggest >40,000K (plenty of UV) but could be way hotter. UV, visible, IR don't constrain it well other than "hot!"."
I discovered this nebula while imaging my other discovery in Phoenix, Falls object 3. The two nebulae are very close together, enough to fit in a 135mm lens field of view ;) This one of course took preference given its size. I named it "The Phoenix Nebula" because it is by far the most dominating feature of the entire Phoenix constellation. In the same way that Orion inherits the constellation name, this one will inherit the Phoenix name.
This thing is faint faint faint. The Ha is extremely faint, probably the weakest Ha signal I have ever imaged. The Oiii itself wasn't the worst in the world in terms of faintness. All the data was acquired from Hakos astro farm with the fsq85, and I am really starting to feel the slowness of f/5 with these objects.
I hope you all enjoy the image!
#astronomy#nasa#astronomers#universe#astrophotography#nasa photos#astrophysics#outer space#nasawebb#hubble space telescope#i love astronomy#astronomy facts#astrography#astronaut#astrobiology#astro community#astro notes#astro observations#astrology observations#astroblr#astro boy#planetary science#planetary nebula#space exploration#space#science#international space station#space science#science facts#cosmos
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Hajime, where did you get that M97 Trench Gun, anyway?
Probably "borrowed" from Mukuro honestly XD
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"Trench Raid" by Peter Denis. Depicts US troops hitting a Hun trench to collect intelligence, disrupt control, and possibly take prisoners. The Doughboy on the left with the M97 shotgun is pretty much the King of this section of trench.
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Anyway, headcanon that Hancock didn't just take his clothes from a museum -his shotgun is a WW1 Winchester M97 and he defs slamfires that thing.
No need for a submachine gun when you got that shit going.
#john hancock#fuzzy.post#shredding his enemies with such force that all other companions can do nothing but stand shocked as he laughs in sprays of blood
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كود خصم نمشي M97 • نون KF8 • اناس BF45 • سيفي KAZ • ستايلى LSC
6ستريت ST723 • ناوناو N555 • ليفل شوز SA12 • فوغا كلوسيت TG824 • تويو FR15 • دراجون مارت DM52 • اتش اند ام ABHK • اميركان ايجل AE0R • باث AM0Y
نمشي M97 • نون KF8 • اناس BF45 • سيفي KAZ • ستايلى LSC
6ستريت ST723 • ناوناو N555 • ليفل شوز SA12 • فوغا كلوسيت TG824 • تويو FR15 • دراجون مارت DM52 • اتش اند ام ABHK • اميركان ايجل AE0R • باث AM0Y
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Winchester Trench Gun.
Winchester Model 1897
Pump-action shotgun
The Winchester Model 1897, also known as the Model 97, M97, Riot Gun, or Trench Gun, is a pump-action shotgun with an external hammer and tube magazine manufactured by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company. The Model 1897 was an evolution of the Winchester Model 1893 designed by John Browning.
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Porsche IMS Bearing Issues: How to Detect, Prevent, and Fix Problems
The Intermediate Shaft (IMS) bearing issue in Porsche models, particularly in the 996 and 997 generations of the Porsche 911, as well as the Porsche Boxster and Cayman, is a well-known problem that can have devastating consequences for the engine. Understanding the function of the IMS bearing, how to detect potential issues early, and the best ways to prevent or repair the problem is crucial for maintaining the health and longevity of your Porsche engine.
What is the IMS Bearing and Why is it Important?
The IMS (Intermediate Shaft) bearing is a component of the engine that supports the intermediate shaft, which drives the camshafts and ensures the proper timing of the engine’s valves. In certain Porsche models, particularly those with M96 and M97 engines, the IMS bearing has shown a tendency to fail prematurely, often due to poor lubrication. When the IMS bearing fails, it can lead to catastrophic engine damage, requiring a complete engine rebuild or replacement.
Common Causes of IMS Bearing Failure
Understanding the reasons behind IMS bearing failure can help you take proactive steps to avoid it. Here are the primary causes:
Insufficient Lubrication: Many IMS bearings are sealed and rely on lifetime lubrication that can degrade over time, leading to metal-on-metal contact and wear.
Bearing Design Flaws: Early Porsche engines used a single-row bearing in certain models, which has been found to be more prone to failure compared to the later dual-row bearings.
Aging and Wear: As the bearing ages, it can begin to deteriorate due to regular engine operation, leading to the risk of failure over time.
Symptoms of IMS Bearing Problems
Detecting IMS bearing issues early can potentially save you from costly repairs. Be alert to these common warning signs:
1. Metal Shavings in the Oil
One of the earliest and most common indicators of IMS bearing failure is the presence of metal shavings in the engine oil. Regular oil changes and the use of magnetic drain plugs can help capture these metal particles, giving you an early warning of potential problems.
2. Unusual Engine Noise
If you hear grinding, rattling, or knocking noises from the rear of the engine, it could indicate a failing IMS bearing. These sounds are due to the internal components moving out of sync due to bearing wear.
3. Oil Leaks
A failing IMS bearing may lead to oil leaks around the rear of the engine. While oil leaks can have various causes, it’s essential to investigate any leaks in Porsche models prone to IMS bearing issues.
4. Check Engine Light
In some cases, a failing IMS bearing might cause the engine's timing to go off, leading to a check engine light. If the light comes on and there are no other obvious reasons, it’s worth having the IMS bearing checked.
Preventive Measures to Avoid IMS Bearing Failure
While IMS bearing failure cannot be entirely avoided, there are steps Porsche owners can take to minimize the risk:
1. Regular Oil Changes
Frequent oil changes help ensure that your engine stays well-lubricated and reduce the likelihood of metal particles building up. This is especially important for models with sealed IMS bearings, which rely on oil around the bearing housing to prevent excessive wear.
2. Upgrading the IMS Bearing
One of the most effective preventative measures is to upgrade the IMS bearing with a more durable replacement. Many aftermarket solutions, such as ceramic bearings or oil-fed bearings, are designed to handle higher stress and provide better lubrication than the original parts.
3. Magnetic Drain Plug Installation
Installing a magnetic drain plug during your oil change can help capture any metal particles in the oil. This provides an early detection method, as the metal debris collected on the plug can indicate bearing wear.
4. Regular Inspections
Routine inspections by a certified Porsche technician can help identify early signs of IMS bearing wear. They can inspect the oil for metal particles, check for oil leaks, and evaluate any unusual engine noises.
Repair Solutions for IMS Bearing Failure
If your IMS bearing shows signs of failure, prompt action is essential to avoid severe engine damage. Here are the primary repair solutions:
1. IMS Retrofit Kit
A popular solution for resolving IMS issues is the installation of an IMS retrofit kit. These kits typically include a redesigned bearing with better durability and lubrication, allowing for a more reliable performance compared to the original part. Aftermarket kits are available from several reputable suppliers and offer various options, such as ceramic bearings or oil-fed systems.
2. Oil-Fed IMS Bearing Conversion
Another advanced solution involves converting the sealed bearing system into an oil-fed system. This modification allows engine oil to flow directly into the bearing, providing continuous lubrication. Oil-fed systems are generally more resistant to wear and have a longer lifespan.
3. Full Engine Rebuild
In cases where IMS bearing failure has already caused significant engine damage, a full engine rebuild may be required. This option is costly but ensures that any damage from bearing debris or misaligned engine components is addressed, restoring the engine to peak performance.
Final Thoughts
Porsche IMS bearing issues are a serious concern for owners of affected models, but with proactive care and the right preventive measures, you can significantly reduce the risk. Regular maintenance, monitoring for signs of wear, and upgrading the bearing if necessary are essential steps to ensure the longevity of your Porsche engine. Consulting with a certified Porsche technician and staying on top of maintenance will help keep your vehicle performing at its best, allowing you to enjoy the legendary driving experience Porsche is known for.
#porsche car#porsche ims bearing service#porsche service center#porsche car maintenance#porsche car mechanic
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We offer a wide range of ergonomic chairs, including the IP-M98 Avatar, IP-M99 Space, IP-M97 Butterfly Series, and IP-M53 Ergonomic Chair.
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The Owl Nebula, M97 // Scotty Bishop
The name comes from its distinctive shape. When the original star collapsed, it expelled matter in two opposing directions. Those two jets are almost aligned with our line-of-sight, but are just slightly off. The dust in the jets blocks some of the light in the nebula, giving it the appearance of two dark eyes.
Although it was discovered by Méchain in 1781, it was William Parsons, 3rd Earl of Rosse (1800-1867) who drew this nebula in 1848 and noted it's owl-like appearance: "Two stars considerably apart in the central region, dark penumbra round each spiral arrangement, with stars as apparent centres of attraction. Stars sparkling in it; resolvable."
Here's his original drawing! It's a very cute owl! 🦉
#astronomy#astrophotography#messier marathon#nebula#emission nebula#planetary nebula#owl nebula#messier#messier 97#M97#NGC 3587#ursa major
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2024年6月3日
M97 M108
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Canon EOS Kiss X3 改造機
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Kenko Miltol 200mm f4.0
赤道儀 Higlasi 2A
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200㎜ f4.0
ISO1600 90秒 27枚
スターリーナイトフィルター使用
画像処理
Siril スタッキング ダーク フラット処理
GIMP 強調 ノイズ低減
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Valeria Sandino Charlotte Cotton’s Reading Response From Charlotte Cotton’s The Photograph as Contemporary Art, Chapter 5: Intimate Life
I chose to focus on photographer Yang Yong. This is a photograph from the latest exhibition, “On Edge” (September 6 - October 16, 2011), of his that I could find pictures of online, all of the more recent ones had no photos I could scroll through. The exhibition was a solo exhibit of his works spanning the last three years of his photography taken in Shenzhen, Shanghai and Beijing, presented in the m97 Gallery at Shanghai. His subjects for the exhibit were all Chinese born women born during the 70s and 80s who have been slowly shifting away from Chinese traditional presentation into models of western females as they traverse different expansive cities.
Yang Yong’s work is extremely interesting to me, especially his earlier work presented in Charlotte Cotton’s book. The colors in his photographs captivate me, they remind me of one of my favorite directors: Wong Kar Wai. His films are very stylized, especially in his use of powerfully rich color grading to further express symbolism and metaphors in his films. Wong Kar Wai’s colors greatly parallel that of Yong’s which is something I would like to create as well. In his later works, such as the photo I selected, it seems as though he has cooled down on his color grading and has gone for increasingly normal tones of color, or tones similar to that of the human eye. Even though he has changed his style for most of the photographs in this particular exhibit, I am still adamant about his photographs such as the one I selected. It is interesting compositionally and creates a mood and tone I would love to explore. It is mysterious and beautifully composed in her pose and the framing of the photograph. Her movement is dynamic and mysterious as her eyes are shaded in shadows, smoking a cigarette. In early film noir she would be deemed as an antagonistic or villainous character by the lack of clear visibility of her eyes; it adds mystery and gloom, emphasized by her smoking of a cigarette. Protagonists and ‘good guys’ always had their eyes clearly visible, even with a ‘sparkle’ or ‘glimmer’ reflecting in their eyes, without this audience’s tended to be scared or spooked by the character.
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trick or treat 👻🎃
you found M97 the owl nebula and a wholeass ptasie mleczko box! nice one iselin <3 happy halloween!
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