M20 The Trifid Nebula
Taken by Kevin R. Witman on July 23, 2016 @ Cochranville, Pennsylvania
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Date Taken: 2016:07:26 23:15:34
 
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At a distance of 5200 light years the Trifid Nebula in Sagittarius, exhibits all three ways nebulae manifest themselves. This object is an example of a reflection, emission, and dark nebula all rolled up into one object. Battling clouds, Moon and haze, I captured this object using a Stellarvue 102ED refractor and a Canon XS DSLR, ISO800. This image is a stack of 16 x 180 second light frames processed with ImagesPlus and PS5.
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