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| Resolving The Arms Of Spiral Galaxies?
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics Posted by Marty on January 2, 2002 21:06:43 UTC |
What would be the minimum apeture to be able to resolve galaxy arms? I was at an observatory last weekend and over heard the astronomer telling someone that you had to have long exposure images to see them. I was hoping that you could resolve them in the eyepiece. I tried to nudge in and get a few words in with the astronomer but he was tied up with a long winded guy that had written down questions on a list and he hadn't flipped a page yet.
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