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The Jellyfish

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The last target I chose for 2023 is a target I haven't attempted since March of 2021, and that captured nothing more than a hint of a sliver of what the structure should look like. Now that I dedicated several hours to the target, I have to admit it's a bit overwhelming. There is so much structure and detail. I rank this with the Cat's Eye Nebula in terms of difficulty to image and process, and suspect I'll want more data and will reprocess as I learn more. For now, this is my best effort with IC444: The Jellyfish Nebula.

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Telescope:   William Optics Redcat 71
Length:   350mm
Aperture:   71mm
F-stop:   f/4.66
Sessions:   1
Captured:   2023-12-15 to 2023-12-15
Lights:   30
Exposure:   300
Total exposure:   2 h
Ra:   6h 18m 51.3s
Dec:   +22° 52' 48.722
Size:   132.00 x 123.00 arcmin
Radius:   001.504 deg
Scale:   000.92 arcsec/pixel
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Part of the constellation Gemini (Gem) The star Propus Tejat Prior Praepes (η Gem) 7 Gem The star Tejat Tejat Posterior Calx (μ Gem) 13 Gem The star 8 Gem The star 9 Gem The star 12 Gem IC443 Gem A IC444

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