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IC 443 – The Jellyfish Nebula

This is a closeup view of IC 443: This nebula is a supernova remnant with the neutron star CXOU J061705.3+222127 causing the nebula to glow. This is a narrowband image and uses the Hubble...

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SH2-188 – The Dolphin Nebula

This is a widefield view of Sh2-188: The nebula is actually an asymmetrical planetary nebula. It is located about 850 light years from us in the constellation Cassiopeia. There’s not much information available about...

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Spaghetti Nebula – Sh2-240

This is the Spaghetti Nebula, or SH2-240, discovered in 1952: This is a very dim nebula, which makes it difficult to observe. The nebula is a supernova remnant estimated to be about 3,000 light...

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Webinar with UMPQUA Astronomers

I participated in a webinar with the UMPQUA Astronomers club on January 12, 2021. In the webinar, I demonstrated how to use Slooh.com to capture images, complete quests, and various other things. I also...

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Processing Images Using PixInsight

Remote astrophotography involves several major activities that include: Planning observations Scheduling observations Downloading images Post-processing images Publishing images Post-processing activities repair, recover, and enhance your remote astrophotography to make your images pleasing to a...

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Jupiter and Saturn Conjunction

Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn

This is Saturn and Jupiter along with its moons as they appeared December 20, 2020: Saturn is at the upper-left and Jupiter and three of its moons are at teh lower-right of the image....

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