Hello Friends,
there had been a lot WR134 images end of the summer. So I waited a bit to upload it. I will not write too much about itself, since many excellent APs have provided a lot of information about it, so I wont reiterate it and bore you.
What is interesting about my version, is the starless version. This one of the (rare) cases, where a starless version could reveal some value information and grants an better insight into the structure of the object. In the starless you can see the entire ring, which is usually very hard to identify in "normal" RGB images. This is the typical sphere oh many Wolf-Rayet stars. Also you can easily see the O3 clouds blown away by their central star at high velocity.
The data was taken over 6 nights without astronomical darkness from a suburban area - many handicaps
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Please enjoy it and explore the complete WR sphere in Revision B.
Rüdiger
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