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From Kirby: This is an emission nebula located about 7500 light years from Earth in the Milky Ways Perseus Arm, in the constellation of Cassiopeia. The brigh...
From Daniel: Sh2-114 (the Flying Dragon nebula) is a faint and rarely imaged nebula located in the constellation of Cygnus. It is a complex and unusual H2 emission Nebula, and its structure is li...
From Eric: 26 hours but only 19 hours used for integration. September 2024 from Chestermere Alberta 196 x 300s Ha 85 x 300...
From Jon: While clear skies have been few and far between, Christmas Night proved glorious here in Fort McMurray. Moon was 24%, rising around 3:30 a.m. an...
Christmas has passed but there's still some room for one more Christmas tree on your feed! Here we have the Christmas Tree Cluster and Cone Nebula, the two objects are colle...
Taken in 2010 near Didsbury
C14 with Starizona reducer
QSI 540 Astrodon narrowband filters
Orion Nebula (M42)
First photographed in 1880 by Henry Draper and it has become an astroph...