Next to a supernova, nobody hears you scream! (Christian Koll)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Gemini (Gem) · Contains: 13 Gem) · 7 Gem) · Calx (μ Gem · Gem A · IC 443 · IC 444 · Part of the constellation Gemini (Gem) · Praepes (η Gem · Tejat Posterior · Tejat Prior · The star 12 Gem · The star 8 Gem · The star 9 Gem · The star Propus · The star Tejat

Next to a supernova, nobody hears you scream!, Christian Koll

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Next to a supernova, nobody hears you scream!

This seems to be the fate of a tiny and often overlooked planetary nebula designated "Howell-Crisp 1" in the lower right quarter of this widefield image. Can you spot it?

The minute nebula compared to the vast proportions of the nearby supernova remnant IC 443 tells a lot about the different energies at play.
It is almost unimaginable that the progenitors of both events were stars with nothing else than different masses!

Stack of 60 exposures of 10 minutes each using the new Antlia ALP-T dual narrowband filter.
Taken on January 11th and February 9th 2022 in rural Upper Austria with a QHY600C-PH and a Skywatcher Espirt 100 at 550mm focal length.
On February 23rd 2022 75 exposures of 240 seconds each were added in RGB.
Tracking with Skywatcher EQ6-R, autoguiding with MGEN-3. Processed with Astro Pixel Proxessor, Pixinsight, BlurXterminator, StarXterminator, NoiseXterminator and Photoshop.

Skywatcher Esprit ED Super APO Triplet

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