Supernova in Galaxy M61

[cometcatcher (Kevin)]

This image of galaxy M61 and supernova 2020jfo was obtained from 2 telescopes, an 8" F10 SCT for luminance and a 10" F4 Newtonian for colour data. Imaged over 3 nights.

R = 10 x 1 minute 10" F4
G = 10 x 1 minute 10" F4
B = 10 x 1 minute 10" F4

Luminance = 197 x 1 minute Meade 8" F10 SCT.

ZWO ASI 183mm Pro, Svbony LRGB filter set.

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[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Eeeexcellent Kev....eeeeexcellent

Mike

[Mickoid (Michael)]

Nice job Kevin, thanks for showing us the Nova and a clever technique of combining the two scopes. The SCT for image scale and detail, the Newt to colour it in. I like it!

[Placidus (Mike and Trish)]

Very well done Kevin. We did this one last night also, but only a very brief peek with short subs, not worth posting.

We noticed that in the linear image, the supernova is intensely blue, as expected for something ridiculously hot, but once one brings out the rest of the galaxy, it is hard to keep the saturation.

We'll have another shot tonight.

[cometcatcher (Kevin)]

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Eeeexcellent Kev....eeeeexcellent

Mike

Thanks Mike!

Originally Posted by Mickoid

Nice job Kevin, thanks for showing us the Nova and a clever technique of combining the two scopes. The SCT for image scale and detail, the Newt to colour it in. I like it!

Thanks Mick! The poor weather here has forced me into doing some weird things! But it seemed to work.

[PeterSEllis (Peter)]

Nicely done Kevin. A supernova to add to your collection

Peter

[cometcatcher (Kevin)]

Originally Posted by Placidus

Very well done Kevin. We did this one last night also, but only a very brief peek with short subs, not worth posting.

We noticed that in the linear image, the supernova is intensely blue, as expected for something ridiculously hot, but once one brings out the rest of the galaxy, it is hard to keep the saturation.

We'll have another shot tonight.

I will look forward to your shot if the clouds permit M&T. Be nice to see it with a big scope.

Originally Posted by PeterSEllis

Nicely done Kevin. A supernova to add to your collection

Peter

Thanks Peter. Not a lot of SN in my collection, but this looks like a nice one.