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Originally Posted by strongmanmike
Great stuff Rolph, even bigger star than Pismis 24-1 (maybe it is still a double too though..?) your shot is upside down and back to front compared to the HST shot...amazing to think that is a group of stars in another galaxy 
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Thanks Mike, yes this is a truly massive star! Also amazing to think that just 1-2 million years ago the whole Tarantula nebulas was probably not even visible, since this young cluster provides all the energy that lights it up.
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Originally Posted by multiweb
Very nice indeed. You've also started to resolve the smaller denser core. Pretty cool.  |
Thank you Marc. I added the short 0.9s subs deliberately to get the highest possible resolution in the core, so I'm glad you noticed this
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Originally Posted by RobF
Impressive and educational Rolf. Not one I was familiar with. Kudos yet again for such great work on the path less travelled.
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Thanks Rob, glad you liked it. It's always great to be able to show a new aspect of an otherwise familiar target.