Herbig-Haro Objects of NGC7129

[Ken Crawford]

Hello,

This target has some of the nicest HH objects to resolve. I used 4 hours of Ha to dig out some of the HH details in this dusty star forming region. It is worth the time to zoom in and have a look at these interesting objects.

I was amazed to find these jet shocked areas all around the energetic central region buried in the gas clouds.

http://www.imagingdeepsky.com/Nebulae/NGC7129/NGC7129.htm

Thanks for taking the time to look and I look forward to hearing what you think . .

Kindest Regards,

[desler]

Gee Ken,


That really is something to aspire too! A smooth, detailed and very impressive image. The HH objects were new to me, but the big winner for me, was the core! Absolutely sensational.


Darren

[renormalised]

Fantastic shot, Ken:):)

You resolved the HH's very well. With all those young massive stars forming around there, it wouldn't surprise me that they're there.

[bokglob]

Breathtaking image Ken:eyepop: Glorious colours, supurb resolution, AND educational! congrats.

[multiweb]

Superb work Ken. :thumbsup: There are a couple of these although much smaller in Eta Carina and also around Corna Australis I believe.

[John Hothersall]

A beautifully detailed delicate object caught expertly.

John.

[RobF]

Just stunning, and something I'm not at all familiar with. Must do some reading. You've been showing some fascinating objects and processing lately Ken (wish I could move my eyebrow like Spock....:mad2:)

[lebowski]

you have a small star at the top right wrong. I think you should redo the photos.
Beatiful
Ciao from Lebo

[rcheshire]

Beautifully captured stunning piece of sky.

[RB]

Stunning colour and detail Ken.
Fantastic image, always enjoy your work.

[theodog]

Nice image Ken.
I had to wait nearly 2 years to see somebody take up the H-H case. They are very difficult, delicate and fine objects.
http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=38793&highlight=H-H

Well done.
:)

[Ken Crawford]

Thanks for all of the kind words from everyone!!

Yes HH34 is very difficult and faint and you have done a great job capturing it. I also did that one a couple of years ago of that same target -

http://www.imagingdeepsky.com/Nebulae/HH34/HH34.htm

Kindest Regards,