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Takahashi FSQ106
SBIG ST10XME
CFW8 with standard
RGB filters plus
Astrodon 6 nm Ha
L(HaR)GB:
L= 5 min x 75, 1x1
R= 10 min x 12, 1x1
G= 10 min x 8, 1x1
B= 10 min x 10, 1x1
Ha= 15 min x 17, 1x1
The central portion of the
galaxy was layered with an
image of M33 previously
taken with the 10" RC
Processed with CCDsoft,
Registar, Neat Image, and
Adobe PS
SBIG ST10XME
CFW8 with standard
RGB filters plus
Astrodon 6 nm Ha
L(HaR)GB:
L= 5 min x 75, 1x1
R= 10 min x 12, 1x1
G= 10 min x 8, 1x1
B= 10 min x 10, 1x1
Ha= 15 min x 17, 1x1
The central portion of the
galaxy was layered with an
image of M33 previously
taken with the 10" RC
Processed with CCDsoft,
Registar, Neat Image, and
Adobe PS
M33, aka NGC598,
aka the Pinwheel
Galaxy, is part of the
local group of galaxies
that includes M31. The
Pinwheel covers a lot
of sky, about the size
of 2 full moons, but is
hard to see in amateur
telescopes because of
its low surface
brightness. Note the
large red emission
nebula within the
galaxy at about 7
o'clock, aka NGC604.
aka the Pinwheel
Galaxy, is part of the
local group of galaxies
that includes M31. The
Pinwheel covers a lot
of sky, about the size
of 2 full moons, but is
hard to see in amateur
telescopes because of
its low surface
brightness. Note the
large red emission
nebula within the
galaxy at about 7
o'clock, aka NGC604.
M33 -- the Pinwheel Galaxy
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