M97 Jonathan Anderson 4" f10 achro on HEQ5pro Canon 700d (unmod) @ ISO800

M97 Jonathan Anderson 4″ f10 achro on HEQ5pro Canon 700d (unmod) @ ISO800

Pat Devine Redcat 51, ZWO183mc pro

Pat Devine M97, M108 Redcat 51, ZWO183mc pro

 

M108 & M97 (Nigel Goodman) NINA 060322 102ED 294C LProMax 240s 100g 30ofs -15C x 50 (1 of 1) My third session using NINA as my acquisition software. Starting to get my head round it a bit and beginning to enjoy it.

M108 & M97 (Nigel Goodman)
NINA 060322 102ED 294C LProMax 240s 100g 30ofs -15C x 50 (1 of 1)
My third session using NINA as my acquisition software. Starting to get my head round it a bit and beginning to enjoy it.

 

M97 Owl Nebula (Peter Black) eQuinox 10 minutes, seeing not great

M97 Owl Nebula (Peter Black)
eQuinox 10 minutes, seeing not great

 

M97, the Owl Nebula (Ramsay) The Owl nebula, NGC3587 or M97 lies approximately 2,030 light years away in the Ursa Major. Discovered by French astronomer Pierre Méchain in 1781 and later observed by Messier it was included in his catalogue as Messier 97. It measures approx. 3′.4 × 3′.3 On further investigation I discovered that this image also contains a QUASAR J111504.4+55-143 which has a magnitude of +19.1 and is 8.2 Billion Light Years away. Taken 14/ 3 /2023, 16 x 300 secs exposures + darks, 8" Celestron Edge 2,032 mm ASI 533MC camera


M97, the Owl Nebula (Ramsay)
The Owl nebula, NGC3587 or M97 lies approximately 2,030 light years away in the Ursa Major.
Discovered by French astronomer Pierre Méchain in 1781 and later observed by Messier it was included in his catalogue as Messier 97. It measures approx. 3′.4 × 3′.3
On further investigation I discovered that this image also contains a QUASAR J111504.4+550143 which has a magnitude of +19.1 and is 8.2 Billion Light Years away.
Taken 14/ 3 /2023, 16 x 300 secs exposures + darks, 8″ Celestron Edge 2,032 mm ASI 533MC camera

 

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