So here is the result. The Dumbbell nebula in all its glory.
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| Dumbbell Nebula (M27) - July 5, 2014 Celestron EdgeHD-11 Prime Focus 20x180 sec ISO800 |
Monday, July 7, 2014
M27 - The Dumbbell Nebula
Last Friday evening was an unbelievable evening for July in Maryland. The temperature was in the low 60's, dew point way low, no wind, clear skies. Yeah, a bit of turbulence in the atmosphere which would have made planetary imaging a bit difficult, but the clarity of the sky was awesome. About the only problem was the waxing moon - but once it set, everything was a go.
So here is the result. The Dumbbell nebula in all its glory.
So here is the result. The Dumbbell nebula in all its glory.
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