The challenge: Viewing the sky from the
light polluted environment of metro Detroit.
The solution: CCD imaging.

The following images were captured with a SBIG ST--6 CCD camera using the
6-inch refractor at Cranbrook Institute of Science in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.
(With the assistance of Marty Kunz)

	Comet Hale Bopp. Imaged: 7-20-96. Exposure: 15 secs.
M27 "Dumbell Nebula". Exposure: 45 secs.
	M57 "Ring Nebula". Exposure: 25 secs.
Lunar Sinus Iridum. Exposure: 0.1 sec
	Lunar Crater Clavius. Exposure: 0.1 sec

LINKS:
Cranbrook Astronomy Home Page
Mars
NASA
SOHO Solar Mission

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