You may not have seen this before...

[Rodd]

Can't expand the images beyond the small sizes posted--I am used to opening your images and getting lost.  I'm sure they are little windows of reality.  Exciting stuff.  F2 would lesson your search time, no?  Maybe there is a use for hyperstar after all.

[ollypenrice]

1 hour ago, Rodd said:

Can't expand the images beyond the small sizes posted--I am used to opening your images and getting lost.  I'm sure they are little windows of reality.  Exciting stuff.  F2 would lesson your search time, no?  Maybe there is a use for hyperstar after all.

F2 would multiply my frustration and exasperation time by a factor of not less than 100. The dual 106 is working at an F4 equivanet and is absolutely fine by me!!

I can now offer a link to a bigger one. I did a bit more work on Gamma Cass before linking.

Thanks to all and particularly to Paddy for his impressive research. It's hard to know where to start when looking for new objects. This one just began as a hunch after looking at the top part's Ha data. I don't expect to get quite so lucky every time...

Olly

PS https://stargazerslounge.com/topic/276832-surfs-up/

 

[theo]

Beautifully done Olly / Tom!! Can't say I've seen this one before so a real special treat for the eyes .

Pete

[swag72]

This is a great image and the information from Paddy is interesting as well. You've shown a rarely imaged target and should be proud of yours and Toms accomplishment and tenacity. Many would have given up long before this stage

[Rodd]

3 hours ago, ollypenrice said:

F2 would multiply my frustration and exasperation time by a factor of not less than 100. The dual 106 is working at an F4 equivanet and is absolutely fine by me!!

I can now offer a link to a bigger one. I did a bit more work on Gamma Cass before linking.

Thanks to all and particularly to Paddy for his impressive research. It's hard to know where to start when looking for new objects. This one just began as a hunch after looking at the top part's Ha data. I don't expect to get quite so lucky every time...

Olly

PS https://stargazerslounge.com/topic/276832-surfs-up/

 

Now I can see it!!!! Nice.

[steppenwolf]

Excellent work, Olly and Tom - sticking with the H2O theme, this image looks like a leaping salmon to me. Whatever, it's a lovely image of an object that I haven't seem before and that is something for me to celebrate!

[toxic]

it also looks like a bigger wizard nebula but i like the breaking wave better 

 

[RichLD]

Brilliant! Now that's dedication, which of course is what you need...

Congratulations to both Tom and your good self for this remarkable imaging achievement - hurrah!