IC443 - Jellyfish Nebula in SHO Narrowband - 2 Panel Mosaic (Simon Todd)

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 6 Gem · The star 8 Gem · The star 9 Gem · The star Propus · The star Tejat

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IC443 - Jellyfish Nebula in SHO Narrowband - 2 Panel Mosaic

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IC443 - Jellyfish Nebula in SHO Narrowband - 2 Panel Mosaic

Immerse yourself in the celestial ballet of the cosmos with this captivating astrophotography image of the Jellyfish Nebula, captured in the SHO narrowband. A 2-panel mosaic masterpiece, boasting an impressive resolution of over 100 megapixels, this image is the product of meticulous data collection since November 2023. Despite the notoriously fickle UK weather, which has offered limited opportunities for observation, the perseverance and dedication to the art of astrophotography shine through. Each frame, painstakingly gathered under less-than-ideal conditions, has been seamlessly woven together to reveal the intricate details and ethereal beauty of this cosmic phenomenon. The Jellyfish Nebula, known for its delicate, tentacle-like filaments, appears to dance against the backdrop of space, its colors rendered in stunning detail thanks to the SHO narrowband filter. This technique enhances the nebula's natural hues, creating a visual symphony of light that captivates and enchants. As the year progresses, plans to revisit and enrich this celestial canvas promise even deeper insights into the mysteries of the universe. This image is not just a testament to the wonders of the cosmos, but also to the relentless spirit of exploration and discovery that defines astrophotography.

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