Another M77 image showing the supernova

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Here's another shot of M77 showing the supernova. I haven't marked it but it's just to the right of the central bright region. This was only a short exposure and I may follow up with more data tonight if the weather holds.

Cheers

Steve

http://members.pcug.org.au/~stevec/M...16200_RC14.htm

[multiweb (Marc)]

That's a really good shot Steve. Nice catch.

[Placidus (Mike and Trish)]

Superb result. Lots of excellent detail there.

Feeling in a miserable mood for other reasons, then thought about the effect of a supernova on the locals. Perhaps with a type II supernova there are no locals anyway.

Either way, your image helped put things in perspective.

M

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Originally Posted by Placidus

Superb result. Lots of excellent detail there.

Feeling in a miserable mood for other reasons, then thought about the effect of a supernova on the locals. Perhaps with a type II supernova there are no locals anyway.

Either way, your image helped put things in perspective.

M

Thanks M&T. Hope you're tot feeling miserable anymore. I feel very miserable around Christmas. Not one of my favourite times of the year.

Originally Posted by multiweb

That's a really good shot Steve. Nice catch.

Thanks Marc

[Atmos (Colin)]

Very nice detail Steve

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Originally Posted by Atmos

Very nice detail Steve

Thanks Colin. I'm hoping to improve on it with some more data but we'll see.

[cometcatcher (Kevin)]

Awesome! I have to have a go at this sometime.

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Originally Posted by cometcatcher

Awesome! I have to have a go at this sometime.

Thanks Kevin. Don't delay too long because I think the supernova is getting fainter.

[Peter Ward]

That's a great result Steve. Really excellent resolution and expertly processed. Good one

[cometcatcher (Kevin)]

Originally Posted by Stevec35

Thanks Kevin. Don't delay too long because I think the supernova is getting fainter.

Yikes. I've got rain soon too. What magnitude is it at the moment? It looks pretty faint already.

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Originally Posted by Peter Ward

That's a great result Steve. Really excellent resolution and expertly processed. Good one

Thanks Peter. I got some reasonably good luminance last night and hope to get some Ha tonight so the best version maybe yet to come.

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Originally Posted by cometcatcher

Yikes. I've got rain soon too. What magnitude is it at the moment? It looks pretty faint already.

I think it's about 13.6 at the moment. This website has some details:

http://www.rochesterastronomy.org/sn2018/sn2018ivc.html

[Paul Haese]

Like I said on FB, a month ago I was considering doing an extended run on this target. It is logged into my imaging panel on CCDAP and I was thinking I should really image this target. I decided after some searching around that I would undertake another target which was at a better declination. I suspect by doing this I have missed the chance of a discovery. Sometimes you have to go on your gut instincts. This is a nice rendering of a tough target Steve. Well done.

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

Like I said on FB, a month ago I was considering doing an extended run on this target. It is logged into my imaging panel on CCDAP and I was thinking I should really image this target. I decided after some searching around that I would undertake another target which was at a better declination. I suspect by doing this I have missed the chance of a discovery. Sometimes you have to go on your gut instincts. This is a nice rendering of a tough target Steve. Well done.

Thanks Paul. I haven't finished with it yet. I'm going to try some Ha tonight. I only found out about the supernova via a UK colleague.

[willik (Willik)]

Very nice I like it a lot nice colour and detail.
Martin

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Originally Posted by willik

Very nice I like it a lot nice colour and detail.
Martin

Thanks. I'm going to see how it looks with a bit of Ha tonight.

[RickS (Rick)]

Looks great, Steve. Look forward to the addition of Ha!

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Originally Posted by RickS

Looks great, Steve. Look forward to the addition of Ha!

Well it's clear at the moment so we'l see