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Originally Posted by strongmanmike
Great capture guys! Such a cool object, hard to take from 33deg S too, nicely done  Yes that extension is well seen in several other images, I wonder what caused it? Looks like some sort of expanding bubble breakthrough  ...maybe the Millennium Falcon escaping an Imperial Starship
Mike
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Thanks Mike! The Starship theory is very attractive, but the burst bubble explanation has the advantage that it's been observed in other SNR's.
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Originally Posted by RickS
The Gold Coast Bulletin has a pic of a crab with one white claw and a likeness of Michael Jackson on its carapace, but yours is a lot more impressive M&T! Shame about the weather and technical difficulties, but still a good result.
The extension is very cool too. I must have a dig around for one of those "time lapse" images of the crab and see if there's anything interesting detectable in that region.
Cheers,
Rick.
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Cheers, Rick. Glad we can't see Mr Jackson in our image.
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Originally Posted by billdan
Well done M&T, I love the gold and silver colour scheme with the blue glow around the edges. Not sure how you got 3 distinct colours from bi-colour data, must something to do with your palette rotation.
Cheers
Bill
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Thanks Bill. Wild guess about the colours: With any two complementary colours (opposites on the colour wheel), say red and cyan, or yellow and blue, or green and magenta, mixing them 50-50 will produce white, and other ratios will produce various pastel shades that we could give names to.
Cheers,
M & T