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Originally Posted by RickS
A pretty little thing, Greg!
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Thanks Rick.
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Originally Posted by PeterM
Indeed a lovely image Greg. You are going off the beaten track for some excellent results.
NGC908 has had 2 recorded Supernova 1994ai Williams & Martin (Perth Automated Supernova Search) @mag17 & SN2006ce @mag17.5 Monard ( South Africa).
It's about 65 MLY years distant.
Here is a nice little group worthy of the GregBradley treatment
NGC92 & 3 other galaxies AKA ROBERTS QUARTET RA (2000) 00:21:31 DEC -48:37:29 MAG12.9. NAMED AFTER ROBERT FREEDMAN WHO CORRECTED MANY GALAXY POSITIONS IN THE CATALOGUE OF SOUTHERN PECULIAR GALAXIES
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Thanks for the tips. I'll check them out.
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Originally Posted by astronobob
Interesting ? NGC908 is a fair way out there then, That is a dam nice Image Greg ! Its always great to see what is so far out in quality detail ! Top Job !
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Thanks for that. Its good to have new imaging targets.
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Originally Posted by Ross G
What a beautiful galaxy photo Greg.
I love the colours.
Ross.
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Cheers Ross.
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Originally Posted by Peter Ward
A 16803 chip... I suspect... had more than enough real estate for that FOV 
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Yes its cropped as its a relatively small galaxy and in the full wide field view it looks a bit small.
Greg.