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An enjoyable galaxy season target despite my limited focal length! I was impressed at the detail resolved in the galaxy at this pixel scale, with star forming regions and clusters clearly visible. This wide field image allows for a wealth of background galaxies to be detected, most of which are hundreds of millions of light years away. I'd highly recommend panning around the image at 100% zoom!

The farthest object I found in this image was a quasar with redshift 3.815, meaning this light was emitted approximately 12 billion years ago, and that this quasar is now over 23.4 billion light years away!

Full details on astrobin.

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Cheers

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Ooh yes! But this really does need all the clicks to bring it up to full size where it really shines. In case people won't do that, I might be inclined to post a crop to show off your excellent resolution of detail and the nice Ha jet.

Olly

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