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Little Dumbell Nebula M 76

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17 years 2 days ago #58943 by eansbro
Little Dumbell Nebula M 76 was created by eansbro
The seeing conditions were excellent here on the 5 January and just recently processed the image. This was the first time imaging this target using this telescope. This planetary nebula target I found quite difficult to image. The target is certainly not conspicuous. However, with multiple exposures to improve the SNR one can see the outer shell boundary.

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Image of the Little Dumbell Nebula on 5 January 2008. .
I used 0.9m Wynne Newt.at f/4+ AP8p CCD
L 10 x 30 secs, RGB 6 x 30 secs each filter.
Processed MIRA PRO 7.5

Hope you like it

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17 years 2 days ago #58948 by michael_murphy
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There's no image when I click the link Eamonn.

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17 years 2 days ago #58950 by Seanie_Morris
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There is now, I'm always fixing Eamonn's links! ;)

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17 years 2 days ago #58951 by DaveGrennan
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Eamonn,

Thats one incredibly detailed image. Quite stunning actually. I've never seen this kind of detail in the little feller before.

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17 years 2 days ago #58967 by dave_lillis
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Little!!, there ain't anything little about it. !!
The shape is familiar and is what you see visually, but the colours and detail is off the charts, an excellent image Eamonn, so you're getting more into the imaging side of things these days.

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17 years 2 days ago #58988 by dogstar
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That's a wonderfull image Eamonn.The colour's and thus the forbidden lines (the ionized oxygen )green are unmistakable a great capture.

oh wise man why is the universe so perfect?ah because symmetry loves herself.

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