Ngc6563

[Paul Haese]

Off the beaten track, this small planetary nebula is located in Sagittarius. It has a couple of interesting lobes which I suppose were part of the first ejection of material as the star entered its planetary phase.

I also note there is a small planetary at the bottom of the image (small blue blob), not on any catalogue I have. Perhaps another possible discovery :shrug:.

Click here (http://paulhaese.net/NGC6563.html) for larger resolution image.

This image is taken by the RC12 and STXL11002.

[Stevec35]

That's a very pretty planetary Paul. Not one I'm familiar with. You've captured some impressive detail.

Cheers

Steve

[Placidus]

That's superb, Paul. A real gem, beautifully captured and processed.

[atalas]

Excellent catch Paul :thumbsup:some structure showing in the little blob as well.

[Paul Haese]

Thanks guys, it is a fairly non-descript part of the sky which holds little interest. The little PN is catalogued (I had it checked by my PN search partner in the US), with it being only discovered in 2001.

[cometcatcher]

That's really cool with the little pn and all.

[RickS]

A pretty little critter with some nice detail, Paul.

[John Hothersall]

The red lobes are pretty faint you captured them well, great result.

John.