Messier 33

[Astroscot2]

Weather has been so poor im doing some re-processing of recent images. Took this a few weeks back with the Vixen 108 and SXV camera, 12 x 5 mins with the CLS filter, 8 x 5 mins Ha, 6 x 5 mins for RGB.

Mark

[SteelRat]

Oooo - like it 8) 33's a toughy for detail like that too. Nice one.

[lunator]

Mark

Very good.

You've captured M33 really well.

Is the pink blob on the left hand side the star forming region NGC604?

Cheers

ian

[Jamie]

Saboot time you started posting your DSO images.

Nice one mate.

[Kaptain Klevtsov]

OMG that's nice. Very very nice.

Captain Chaos

[geppetto]

Wowsers! but that's a handsome image Mark 8)

Very nicely done

[CELESCOPE]

great image Mark super detail mate

Rog

[Greg]

Premier League....... :shock:

Stunning.

[Saso]

Very, very nice image. Keep it coming.

Saso

[moondog]

That's an excellent M33 Mark !.

Good detail and the colour is spot on.

Look forward to seeing a few more of your images.

8)

MD

[Caz]

Now thats what I call a cracker... 8) Stunning, more of the same, please!

Caz

[Jeff RV]

Thats a good one Mark! looking forward to seeing more...Jeff.

[MartinB]

Top drawer stuff that one Mark. What kit are you using? Don't tell me...tasco 4.5 on an Eq2

[FLO]

Really nice 8)

[GazOC]

Saboot time

Eh?

Cracking picture, keep 'em coming.

[Astroman]

Mark

Is the pink blob on the left hand side the star forming region NGC604?

The answer is yes, it's Ngc 604. This enormous star forming region is the largest in the known universe-I kid you not. If it was placed where the Orion nebula is, it would extend, actually it would COVER the constellation of Orion and glow at a magnitude -7. This means it would be visible in broad daylight, and being 10 times brighter than Venus, maybe to the unaided eye. Great image, Mark.