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M27 - The Dumbbell Nebula
The Dumbbell Nebula is a bright planetary nebula found near the southern part of the constellation Cygnus or the smaller constellation Vulpecula. Well named for its shape, M27 is a great visual object in any telescope. Planetary nebulas are sloughed off gas formations from aging stars and are named "planetary" due to their similar appearance to planets in small telescopes. |
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| Optics | Camera | Film | Exposure | Mount/Guiding | Scanning | Processing | Location | Date |
| 10" SCT @ f7.5 | Nikon F | Provia 400F | 2 x 60 min | G11 with ST4 on GEG | Minolta Scan Dual II | Levels/Curves in PS; Registered & stacked in Registar | Borrego Springs, CA | 10/4/02 |
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Comments: Fair seeing. No wind. Wonderful mild weather. Very happy with guiding on the SCT this trip. |
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