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Eagle Nebula (M16) - 2026 Processing

June 25, 2026

A refreshed Eagle Nebula process from the latest exported image set, balancing the red hydrogen emission against the dense star field.

RA

18h 18m

Dec

-13° 43'

Field of View

0.636° × 0.410°
Horsehead and Flame Nebulae (IC434)

August 31, 2025

Multi-camera integration of the Horsehead region in Orion, with the Flame Nebula and surrounding reflection haze in the same field.

RA

05h 41m

Dec

-02° 05'

Field of View

0.844° × 0.596°
Omega Nebula (M17)

April 27, 2025

A wide QHY268C capture of the Swan/Omega Nebula, showing the bright central bar and surrounding hydrogen clouds.

RA

18h 20m

Dec

-16° 09'

Field of View

3.35° × 2.23°
Eagle Nebula (M16) - Close Field

June 15, 2024

A tighter ZWO field on the Eagle Nebula with the bright core and dust structures held against a compact star field.

RA

18h 18m

Dec

-13° 50'

Field of View

0.610° × 0.403°
Eagle Nebula (M16) - Wide Field

June 15, 2024

A wider Eagle Nebula frame that keeps the surrounding emission structure visible around the core target.

RA

18h 18m

Dec

-13° 49'

Field of View

0.600° × 0.342°
Whirlpool Galaxy (M51)

March 4, 2024

A ZWO ASI2600MC Duo capture of the Whirlpool Galaxy, preserving the interacting companion and faint outer arms.

RA

13h 29m

Dec

+47° 12'

Field of View

0.609° × 0.409°
Heart Nebula (IC1805)

February 16, 2024

Multi-camera view of the Heart Nebula, with broad hydrogen emission and the brighter knots held in one composition.

RA

02h 32m

Dec

+61° 28'

Field of View

3.35° × 2.24°
Soul Nebula (IC1848)

February 17, 2024

Companion field to the Heart Nebula, rendered from multi-camera data with the large red emission arcs intact.

RA

02h 51m

Dec

+60° 24'

Field of View

3.35° × 2.22°
Crab Nebula (M1)

December 23, 2023

A compact supernova remnant field in Taurus, centered on the Crab Nebula and its filamentary glow.

RA

05h 34m

Dec

+22° 01'

Field of View

0.633° × 0.424°
Bode's Galaxy (M81)

December 23, 2023

A clean view of M81's spiral structure in Ursa Major, framed with a quiet star field.

RA

09h 55m

Dec

+69° 03'

Field of View

0.634° × 0.424°
Orion Nebula (M42)

November 4, 2023

Bright Orion core with the surrounding dust and gas kept visible around the Trapezium region.

RA

05h 35m

Dec

-05° 26'

Field of View

0.623° × 0.414°
Western Veil Nebula (NGC6960)

August 20, 2023

A Nikon Zfc frame of the Western Veil, with the long filamentary shock front crossing the Cygnus star field.

RA

20h 45m

Dec

+30° 36'

Field of View

0.824° × 0.530°
Dumbbell Nebula (M27)

August 20, 2023

Planetary nebula capture centered on the Dumbbell's blue-green core and faint red outer signal.

RA

19h 59m

Dec

+22° 45'

Field of View

0.653° × 0.435°
Eagle Nebula (M16) - Nikon Field

June 17, 2023

Earlier Nikon Zfc Eagle Nebula processing, useful as a comparison point against the later ZWO and postprocessed versions.

RA

18h 18m

Dec

-13° 50'

Field of View

0.884° × 0.585°
Vega

May 2, 2023

A stacked color star field centered on Vega, preserving the bright blue-white anchor against the surrounding Lyra field.

RA

18h 36m

Dec

+38° 49'

Field of View

3.11° × 2.08°
Pinwheel Galaxy (M101)

May 24, 2023

Face-on spiral galaxy in Ursa Major with a dark, sparse field that keeps attention on the subtle arm structure.

RA

14h 03m

Dec

+54° 21'

Field of View

0.657° × 0.432°
Trifid Nebula (M20)

April 23, 2023

The Trifid's emission, reflection, and dark lanes shown together in a compact Sagittarius field.

RA

18h 02m

Dec

-22° 58'

Field of View

0.661° × 0.435°
Virgo Cluster Field (M86)

March 11, 2023

A subdued Virgo Cluster field with M86 and nearby galaxies emerging through the background gradient.

RA

12h 26m

Dec

+12° 57'

Field of View

2.40° × 1.59°
Christmas Tree Cluster (NGC2264)

January 20, 2023

Nikon Zfc capture of the Cone Nebula and Christmas Tree Cluster region, with the red nebula set into a wide stellar field.

RA

06h 41m

Dec

+09° 53'

Field of View

2.39° × 1.60°

Manual Target

Observing Location

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NGC 1976

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