Someone asked for a croissant?

[paulobao]

Hello,

Yestarday I had lot of problems with my hub/computer! I thought I will have a greatt AP session (I had everything ready at 22h30 and because a perpetual disconection of my "hub" (that crashed the guiding, the cameras, the focuser, stc...:().I was only able to restart at 1 something am !!! So, only 7 subs of 30 min! Big issue..I need to get another more reliable hub!

Anyway here the result.

NGC6888 and PN G75.5+1.7 (aka The soap bubble nebula)

Tak FS102 NSV @ 632mm + QSI532WS-M1 @ -15ºC + Ha 5nm

Quick processing (I arrived less that one hour ago from my 250 km away observatory )

Regards,

paulo

[James]

Took me a moment to spot it but it's there - crystal clear once you know where to look Loads of the faint stuff there...

James

[ollypenrice]

Paolo, never mind the croissant, pass me the champagne; that is one excellent Bubble! Some may not know about it so you could maybe include a marked one? Stunning capture, so deep.

Olly

[MikeD]

Very well caught, congratulations.

Mike.

[MartinB]

You've got the bubble nice and clear. Very interested to see this since it is on my list as well!

[paulobao]

Thanks for the comments :-).

Ok, here another version (this one with more contrast and less nebulosity...to show the soap bubble better. And I put an arrow too :-)). Anyway I like the first version better!

Regards,

paulo

[rich_t]

Great capture, so deep, the 30min subs have worked a treat there.

Rich.

[Beyond_Vision]

Fantastic image Paulo and so deep. The 30 minute subs payed off. Here's hoping you sort out the gremlins in your set up. It might be a PSU problem rather than the hub itself.

Regards

Kevin

[barkis]

First time I've seen this fellow. It is almost a perfect sphere.

Great capture.

Ron.

[fatwoul]

Bubblicious. I love seeing the two in context with each other.

[paulobao]

Thanks. Yes I need to solve it because it is "breaking the flow" :-(.

I'm glad Ron you see it the first time with a photo of mine. Thanks.

Regards,

paulo

[ollypenrice]

It just helps people who don't know it to find it, your arrow. Yes, I prefer the first but, wow, that is a serious capture. Bravo.

Olly

[nightvision]

Really interesting image, you drive 250km to your obs?? That's dedication, some nights I don't even make it into the garden, shame on me!

Thanks for the arrow.

[paulobao]

Thanks again.

Yes I travel 250km to my observatory each time I want to make some astronomy..... It's why I usually go there only once (for up to 5 nights) at the new moon. But my hollydays are close :-).

Regards,

paulo

[pulsar pete]

paulo,

Thank you for the arrow. I was looking in completely the wrong place. Great image.

Peter