Another SN in M82

[Vega]

I took this image of the supernova in m82 on Sunday night when we had a window of clear skies in the evening. Taken while the nearby school's all terrain pitch floodlights were on! Never give up to light pollution!

Just 9x 4 minute exposures

250PX tracking and guided / Canon 1000D

Darks on the fly, No flats

Thanks for looking :-)

[SnakeyJ]

That's a very nice image, even with the LP gradient.   Great resolution, colour and detail within the core of M82.

[Kropster]

I thought from the title thread there was another supernova in M82!!

Got a bit over excited.

Pic is ace btw.

[paulastro]

Me too, only just picked myself up off the floor - too much excitement for this time of night 

[callisto]

Me too , Great image by the way

[Special K]

Thanks for posting!  I'm a mere obs astronomer and not capturing images......yet!  So it's good to see more of what I've been looking at.  Nice detail in there and in comparison to it's nearest star, the SN is a certainly of a lower magnitude as is pretty apparent to the naked eye.   Nobody has reported any particular color to this yet. 

[Pete Presland]

Very nice, its good to see so many images of it on here.

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[Vega]

Thanks all... apologies for the thread title. Wasn't looking for more views honest! If I was, I would have typed 'Betelgeuse goes Supernova!'