NGC7094 blue planetary in Pegasus

cometcatcher (Kevin) · #1 03-09-2019, 05:57 AM

NGC7094 is a planetary nebula in Pegasus, near globular cluster M15, with an apparent diameter of 1.6 arcminutes. The filamentary structure reminds me of a plasma ball. There are numerous faint background galaxies in the vicinity of NGC7094.

Deforked Meade LX90 ACF 8" F10 SCT, ZWO ASI183mm Pro at -10C, 212 minutes for RGB, 588 minutes luminance, total 800 minutes / 13.3 hours, Svbony LRGB filter set.

Full field at Astrobin. ---> https://astrob.in/34xz4r/0/

strongmanmike (Michael) · #2 03-09-2019, 06:39 AM

That's a wee ripper Kevin!

Nice work.

Mike

gregbradley · #3 03-09-2019, 07:25 AM

Excellent. Plus on a Meade LX90, that was my first good scope. I presume the latest version will autoguide well.

Greg.

ChrisV (Chris) · #4 03-09-2019, 08:11 AM

That's a good one Kevin!

cometcatcher (Kevin) · #5 03-09-2019, 08:28 AM

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Originally Posted by strongmanmike

That's a wee ripper Kevin!

Nice work.

Mike

Thanks Mike! Haven't had too many clear skies here and the ones we did have I think I used them all up on this! Turned out okay I think.

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Originally Posted by gregbradley

Excellent. Plus on a Meade LX90, that was my first good scope. I presume the latest version will autoguide well.

Greg.

Thanks Greg. It's just the OTA on a HEQ5 Pro. I seem to be getting a bit of guidescope flex so still a tiny bit of elongation. One year I'll get an OAG. Need it at 2000mm.

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Originally Posted by ChrisV

That's a good one Kevin!

Thanks Chris! Haven't seen a lot of pics of this in Oz. Must be too far north for most.

Geoff45 (Geoff) · #6 03-09-2019, 01:03 PM

Very good capture Kevin. These little gems always give a lot of satisfaction when they turn out well.

Placidus (Mike and Trish) · #7 03-09-2019, 02:15 PM

Beautifully done Kevin. The rather large number of background galaxies speaks of depth and adds to the feeling of near-and-far.

cometcatcher (Kevin) · #8 03-09-2019, 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Geoff45

Very good capture Kevin. These little gems always give a lot of satisfaction when they turn out well.

Thanks Geoff. I do like the gem like appearance of PN. And somehow every one is different.

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Originally Posted by Placidus

Beautifully done Kevin. The rather large number of background galaxies speaks of depth and adds to the feeling of near-and-far.

Thanks M&T. Yes it's always fun to see the distant background galaxies that would otherwise go unnoticed.

multiweb (Marc) · #9 06-09-2019, 07:55 AM

Missed that one. Incredible details.

Paul Haese · #10 07-09-2019, 09:19 AM

Nice detail Kevin. This little sucker is too far north for me to capture. Looks good.

Atmos (Colin) · #11 07-09-2019, 09:46 AM

You're captured some good filamentary structure with a smattering of galaxies throughout the field, nicely done :thumpsup:

cometcatcher (Kevin) · #12 08-09-2019, 12:08 AM

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Originally Posted by multiweb

Missed that one. Incredible details.

Thanks Marc.

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Originally Posted by Paul Haese

Nice detail Kevin. This little sucker is too far north for me to capture. Looks good.

Thanks Paul. There's a few goodies I can see in the north from here.

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Originally Posted by Atmos

You're captured some good filamentary structure with a smattering of galaxies throughout the field, nicely done :thumpsup:

Thanks Colin. I was happy that I captured a few filaments. I didn't see any on the individual subs. But lots of subs helps.

Ryderscope (Rodney) · #13 08-09-2019, 09:29 AM

Nicely done Kevin. A little cosmic ball suspended in space.

markas (Mark) · #14 08-09-2019, 10:36 AM

Great shot, Kevin

(Cloudy Mackay is obviously a helluva lot less cloudy than Cloudy Melbourne!)

Mark

topheart · #15 08-09-2019, 10:50 AM

Well done!!
Cheers,
Tim

gregbradley · #16 08-09-2019, 04:25 PM

You captured that one very nicely.

Greg.

cometcatcher (Kevin) · #17 09-09-2019, 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Ryderscope

Nicely done Kevin. A little cosmic ball suspended in space.

Thanks Rodney. These PN's can be rather cute.

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Originally Posted by markas

Great shot, Kevin

(Cloudy Mackay is obviously a helluva lot less cloudy than Cloudy Melbourne!)

Mark

Dunno about that Mark. We've had very few clear moonless nights here this winter. Might have to get some narrow band filters so I can at least take Ha in moonlight.

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Originally Posted by topheart

Well done!!
Cheers,
Tim

Thanks Tim!

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Originally Posted by gregbradley

You captured that one very nicely.

Greg.

Thanks Greg. Sometimes it's hard to tell how they are going to turn out, but I guess that's half the fun of it!