[TEAM OMICRON] LEO I dwarf galaxy like you've never seen it - completely resolved and without Regulus (Jeffbax Velocicaptor)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Leo (Leo) · Contains: IC 591

Image of the day 04/18/2024

[TEAM OMICRON] LEO I dwarf galaxy like you've never seen it - completely resolved and without Regulus

Revision title: A few background noise correction.

Image of the day 04/18/2024

[TEAM OMICRON] LEO I dwarf galaxy like you've never seen it - completely resolved and without Regulus

Revision title: A few background noise correction.

Hello friends,

as you know, the Omicron team really likes dwarf galaxies, especially when the T1000 can resolve them.

This time, despite very unfavorable weather, we managed to complete a very difficult object, because it is close to the very bright star Regulus in constellation Leo. Serge Brunier had started some luminance in 2022 and we finished the RGB last week.

We have chosen to completely erase the presence of the large star which always accompanies all the images of this galaxy, to put it back in the depth of the intergalactic void. The processing was very complicated to completely remove Regulus. For fun, here are the raw stretched LRGBs.

It looks like a globular cluster, but it's something completely different here. Much further and resolved into stars of magnitude 21 to 24.

We hope you will enjoy this one.

Clear skies.

JF

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