Planetary Nebulae Observer's Home Page
Created and maintained by Doug Snyder,
Palominas, Arizona
Site Has Last Been Updated On:
Monday, December 31, 2007
To View The Update Page, Put Some Star Gazin' Clothes On, Then Click Here!
| The IMAGE
INDEX now features 608 PN Images. Includes every PN in the SECGPN that is 10 arc-seconds or larger. Images are linked from both the SECGPN database and observing reports. |
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| Discovery of
Comet Snyder-Murakami, C/2002 E2 Story & Images on my Arizona web site |
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| 500 recent observing reports from Kent Wallace | |
| See Update Page
For the Latest. |
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| June 2001:
Have received 6 positive observations of GJJC1 in M22 Read Them Here! |
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| Andrew James Feature Articles Neat Southern Planetaries:12/99 |
Jay McNeil's 450+ PNe List |
| Site Contents & Directory |
Introduction
Image Index Image Gallery PN Data Base Observing
Reports Seasonal Best
Observing Tips Filter Information Featured Planetaries Astronomy
Links Recent Extras
Find Darkskies Planetary
Nebulae Types Search
Blackskies Pages
Observing Challenges: 4 GC PNe's
Jay McNeil's PNe List (450)
*Main Graphical Home Page*
*The MIDI Page* *Visit
Star Haven Cafe*
Neat Southern Planetaries (Andrew James' Articles)
Astronomical Nebulae Simplifed (New 02/2000)
Files Available From Blackskies
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Comments, Suggestions, Content Problem Reports are always welcome! Please feel free to send in observing reports or let me know about planetary nebulae images that you find on the internet. I thank you for visiting my web site - I hope you enjoy your stay and find what you are looking for. Please Bookmark this site and I hope to have you return! I also hope you will check out the graphical index home page. The load time is not excessive, and there are always, well almost always, new images and different methods used to display them.