| NGC 7662 In the constellation Andromeda (Image Details) |
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For Gallery 12, I am pleased to showcase several images captured and
processed by Frank Loch, an amateur astronomer with
his own observatory in Center Valley, Pennsylvania. These are just a small
representation of the many images that Frank (used to)present on his own web
site. After viewing these
planetary nebulae images, I highly recommend visiting his site for additional images of
galaxies, clusters, and beautiful astro-art which Frank also skillfully produces.
Frank is using a Meade LX200 12" telescope, an SBIG ST-7 CCD camera, and also
the SBIG Adaptive Optics AO-7. For each image shown and briefly identified here, I
have also included a link to the specific web page on Frank's web site that goes into
greater detail on exactly how the image was taken and processed.
The images displayed on these two pages are of the following planetaries:
| This Page > | NGC 7662 The Blue Snowball |
NGC 2438 (In Cluster M46) |
M57 The Ring Nebula |
| Next Page > | M27 The Dumbbell Nebula |
NGC 2346 Hourglass Nebula |
NGC 2392 The Eskimo Nebula |
| NGC 7662 In the constellation Andromeda (Image Details) |
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| NGC 2438, A planetary nebula found in the open cluster M46. The planetary is located at the lower center of the image. (Image Details) |
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| M57 (NGC 6720), The Ring Nebula, in the
constellation Lyra (Image Details) |
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Doug Snyder, December 1998