New Discovery With WR-134 (songyu jia)

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New Discovery With WR-134

After incorporating the SII data, WR134 stands out and significantly expands the possibilities for post-processing adjustments in the image. The extensive 25-hour data allows us to observe numerous details within the surrounding vivid nebula. Particularly noteworthy is a bubble-like red structure just below WR134. This feature hasn't been previously mentioned and appears prominently only in the SII channel, being nearly invisible in the Ha and OIII data. I speculate this could be due to enthusiasts rarely capturing prolonged SII data in this region. Further research is needed to determine if this object is a supernova remnant or material expelled by stellar winds.
Songyu Jia, Beijing, China
TAKAHASHI ε-180ED，SkyWatcher EQ8-Pro，QHY600M-SBFL，Chroma HSO

Ha 300s*99, SII300 s*82, OIII300 s*114
Picture was taken in Lijiang Gemini Observatory

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Title: New Discovery With WR-134

Description: After incorporating the SII data, WR134 stands out and significantly expands the possibilities for post-processing adjustments in the image. The extensive 25-hour data allows us to observe numerous details within the surrounding vivid nebula. Particularly noteworthy is a bubble-like red structure just below WR134. This feature hasn't been previously mentioned and appears prominently only in the SII channel, being nearly invisible in the Ha and OIII data. I speculate this could be due to enthusiasts rarely capturing prolonged SII data in this region. Further research is needed to determine if this object is a supernova remnant or material expelled by stellar winds.

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