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The Jellyfish Nebula (IC443) is a fairly large nebula and bright in the H-alpha and SII bands, but weak in OIII. Captured over 3 nights at Wa-chur-ed Observatory (SW Washington).
9 x 30 min. H-a, 6 x 30 min. each, SII and OIII
AT111EDT at f/5.6
QSI583wsg with Astrodon 3nm filters
AP Mach1 mount
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Thanks, Phillip.
WOW! really nice Greg.
Thanks, Dave. It worked out better than I expected. But I notice that this object, like the Crescent Nebula, might easily be mistaken for an image of a brain! Some relatives described the Crescent as looking like "a diseased potato".
Great shot I really love this!
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