Am 11.02.2025 um 22:31 schrieb Scott Harrington <sn4...@gmail.com>:
In eastern Puppis, at declination -34*, is a 7th-magnitude variable star known as RS Puppis. It's a 41.3-day cepheid that around 1960 Bengt Westerlund discovered had a small nebula up close to it. This nebula is noticeable on DSS red images and has a wonderful Hubble image.
<STScI-01EVVQHB640WWCQXF8SYZMVENT.jpg>So, my question is, has anyone here observed the nebula? I can't say I've heard of any observations. Kinda wondering if I have a shot in my 16-inch...Scott H.
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