Helix nebula
Taken by James Roger Samworth on August 30, 2022 @ Nailstone, Nuneaton, UK
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Date Taken: 2022:08:31 14:30:37
 
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I have always found Caldwell 63 / NGC 7293, the Helix nebula in Aquarius, a very elusive object in semi-urban skies, and especially from indoors! In fact, I have never before seen it or imaged it. So last night I did another 880 sec (total) (80X11 sec) exposure from the window-sill of its position. 880 sec is about the maximum I can do with my relatively unsophisticated drives. Although there was little to be seen on the raw frames, this magically appeared after some processing with GIMP.
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