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Planetary Nebula, Abell 74 328 viewsLocated in Vulpecula, this planetary nebula is a very old, very large, very round and very faint! It took 14 hours exposure over 4 nights to drag it out of the sky background! The red elliptical fuzzy above centre (half way from the centre to the top north edge) is background galaxy PGC66471.
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The Phantom Galaxy, M74252 viewsIts name is well deserved as it is probably the most difficult Messier object for visual astronomers. I have failed to see it from Lancashire with a 16 inch telescope. It is a classic spiral galaxy and is at a distance of around 32 million light-years. No filters were used in the taking of this image. David R
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M 74 Phantom Galaxy213 viewsA face on galaxy located in Pisces about 30 m LY distant. 'Phantom' is an appropriate name for me as it was hard to process. Done mostly in IRIS and Photoshop using Denoise on Davids recommendation.
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