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IC 443 (a supernova remnant)  is the red "jellyfish" just to the left of center. IC 444 is the blue halo around the star to the upper left of IC 443. The tiny red puff to the upper right of NGC 2174 is Sharpless 247.

  • Object: IC 443 Region in Gemini and Orion
  • Exposures: 2 x 120m 1 x 90m @ f/6.7, mosaicked
  • Telescope: Astro-Physics 130 EDF
  • Mount: Astro-Physics 600E QMD, pier
  • Guiding: SBIG ST-4 @ 700mm
  • Camera: Pentax 67
  • Film: Kodak PPF 400
  • Location: Pearce, AZ
  • Date: 15-Oct-01 00:31 PDT
  • Conditions: transparency 5, seeing 6, LVM 6.8, 42F, RH 50%, hazy
  • 1x90m: IDAS, Loudon, NH; 15-Dec-01; trans 4
  • Processing: UMAX PowerLook 3000, RegiStar 1.0.3, Photoshop 6.0.1

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