
If you were looking for the Mystic Mountain in the previous post of the Carina Nebula, here’s an enlargement of this feature in the starless image.
If you were looking for the Mystic Mountain in the previous post of the Carina Nebula, here’s an enlargement of this feature in the starless image.
One of the drop-dead gorgeous objects in the southern skies is the Great Carina Nebula, NGC 3372, of course. Imaged here in narrowband SHO colors with added RGB stars, using the new IAS remote telescope “Dieter”.
More details at Astrobin.
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