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The Orion Nebula (M 42, NGC 1976) and The Running Man (NGC 1977)

The Orion Nebula (M 42, NGC 1976) and The Running Man (NGC 1977) by Alvaro_Vaquero

Orion Nebula:
Apparent Magnitude: 3.0
Est. Distance: 1270 ly
De Mairan's Nebula:
Object: Reflection and Emission Nebula
Apparent Magnitude: 9.0
Est. Distance: 1.6 kly
The Running Man:
Object: Reflection Nebula
Apparent Magnitude: 7.0
Est. Distance: 1.5 kly
Constellation: Orion

Keywords: Orion, M, 42, M42, NGC, 1976, Running, Man, NGC, 1977, De, Mairan's, M, 43, M43, NGC, 1982, Nebula, QHY-8, Orion, EON, 80, mm, CPC-800-GPS, Wedge-Heavy-Duty

Image Stats
Celestron Equipment	CPC 800 GPS (XLT) Computerized Telescope (11073-XLT), Wedge, Heavy Duty (93655)
Additional Equipment	Telescope: Orion EON 80mm ED f/6.25 Camera: QHY-8 Filter: 2" Hutech IDAS Light Pollution Suppression Guidescope: Celestron CPC 800 EQ Mount (with Wedge) Guider: DMK 21AU04 with PHD Guiding
Camera	QHY-8
Exposure Time	13x300 sec (65 mins)
Software	Maxim DL, CCD Stack, Photoshop
Date/Time Taken	10.31.2009 03:23
Location	Corinth, TX
Upload Date:	11.02.2009 11:01
Hits:	1146
Downloads:	1
Rating:	4.80 (5 Vote(s))
File size:	317.9 KB

Comments

jkreeger35
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Join Date: 04.10.2009
Comments 42

incredible

Your stuff is top notch professional grade work. Gives the rest of us something to shoot for.

11.04.2009 13:52

Len Koppl
Member

Join Date: 12.08.2009
Comments 13

Unbelievable!

I have not had my telescope out recently, but seeing your work has inspired me! As soon as the temps get back up into the 20's, I will be out there. I only have a small reflector now, but will be looking at an 8" Celestron soon. Your set up looks fantastic, and is giving me ideas for what I will do this spring.

12.10.2009 18:28

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