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Old 29-07-2025, 04:47 PM
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Southern Celestical Serpent - Mandel-Wilson 9 ** AAPOD2 - 2 August 2025 **

The Mandel-Wilson catalogue contains 9 entries and of those, MW 9 is the only southerly object accessible from my location at -33.5d latitude. Also known as the Southern Celestial Serpent, it is a large area of Integrated Flux Nebulae (IFN) located at a declination of -79 degrees with this image here spanning a 10 degree by 7 degree field of view. A VERY faint object that required lurking in the depths of signal to pull out the data even with the 33+ hours of exposures. Lots more detail on the Astrobin post if you want to have a peek.

Astobin post here.
Full acquisition details on Astrobin.

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Rodney
Edit: We are most pleased to have scored a AAPOD2 for this one
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Old 29-07-2025, 04:57 PM
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Fantastic image, Rodney. The IFN is great, but so are the stars. I find it hypnotic to look at in full resolution.

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I wasn't familiar with this object....very impressive rendition
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Fantastic image, Rodney. The IFN is great, but so are the stars. I find it hypnotic to look at in full resolution.

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I wasn't familiar with this object....very impressive rendition
Many thanks for the feedback lads.
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Very cool target and image, Rodney!
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Very cool target and image, Rodney!
Thank you Pete.
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Rod very nice well done mate
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Rodney,
Great find and beautiful image
You seem to always hunt and find these rare obscure objects
Nicely processed too
Well done !!
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