[Bassnut (Fred)]

Originally Posted by TrevorW

Very nice Fred lot of data that

Thanks Trevor. Weathers been good lately at siding spring, finally .

Originally Posted by Dave882

Can’t help you on the name but wow that’s an awesome capture. Incredible detail!!!

Thanks David. Lucky dip works sometimes.

Originally Posted by gregbradley

Great shot Fred. It looks like a Supernova Remnant.
Greg.

Thanks Greg, yes it does!.

Originally Posted by atalas

It's a beauty Fred what's It called again?

Yeah, im tring to find out Louie

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Intriguing feature Fred, very cool

Can anyone else see the cat...?

Mike

Haha, nice work, a Mike Berthon jones throwback right there !.

Originally Posted by Dilsh

Amazing shot. I hope no one finds the answer so we can call it Fred's bubble.

Thats it, that would be a classy name for sure

Originally Posted by PRejto

That is one amazing capture! How did you find this object with "no name?"

Peter

Originally Posted by Geoff45

Great shot Fred. I have the same question. How did you find it?

Peter and Geoff. Thanks guys.
Well, pointing is not perfect right now but good enough. I was aiming for NGC1848 but where i landed was a bit dull so I nudged around a bit and this popped up. I then log a star in the field to get me back next session.

Originally Posted by Peter Ward

Well done. A very interesting object in the LMC.
I became aware of it when it really popped out in my wide field wuss rendition

I was wanting to have a closer look with the RC16.

Then there is the weather

Thanks Peter. Wow, that really does pop in your widefield
Your rendition must be deep!. There is quite a bit going on in that field, perhaps thats why noone has bothered to name it, but a lot smaller objects near it are labeled, i wonder if its in some obscure catalog noone uses. Ive tried all I could find. its a puzzle.