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The Hidden Galaxy – Now you see it

The Hidden Galaxy – Now you see it

IC342/Caldwell 5 – The Hidden Galaxy in LHaRGB Planewave CDK 12.5in; AP 1100GTO AE; QHY600M, – Baader Cmos Opt Broadband and 6.5nm Ha FiltersL: (50 x 180s, Bin 1, Gain 100); H: (29 x 720s Bin 1, Gain 100); R,G,B:

David Payne May 19, 2025May 20, 2025 All Categories, Galaxy Stories, Photography No Comments Read more

Its Supersonic! – But it’s complicated

Its Supersonic! – But it’s complicated

The Cygnus Loop is a large spheroidal supernova remnant.  What we are really looking at is material either blown out from the supernova star or gathered up by the shock fronts moving out from the explosion.  If large enough, a

David Payne May 18, 2025May 18, 2025 All Categories, Photography, Supernovae Remnants & Wolf-Rayets No Comments Read more

More than Dust in the Wind

More than Dust in the Wind

LDN 534 and the Checkmates (Dust, reflections, galaxies, stars, and a PN) in LHaRGB (Andromeda)Askar 151phq (FIRST LIGHT!); AP Mach2 GTO; ASI6200MM, – Baader RGB & 6.5nm NB CMOS opt. filtersHa: ( 74 x 600s, Bin 1, Gain 200); R,G,B:

David Payne May 13, 2025May 19, 2025 All Categories, Dark Nebulae No Comments Read more

A Rotting Fish tells no tails

A Rotting Fish tells no tails

Although the same subject as a recent image post, this is actually a new image taken with my Televue 127is telescope, and processed to highlight the eddies and turbulence that exists within the molecular cloud.  In this case, the primary

David Payne May 5, 2025May 19, 2025 All Categories, Dark Nebulae, Star Formation Read more

The Whirlpool Galaxy (M51) – In for Questioning

The Whirlpool Galaxy (M51) – In for Questioning

The unique question mark appearance of M51, its size (77 thousand light years, 90% of Milky Way) proximity to us (only 31 million light years) made it a galaxy of interest for me, so I brought it in for some

David Payne May 5, 2025May 19, 2025 All Categories, Galaxy Stories, Photography Read more

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