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I've had a terrible run for astrophotography without a clear night since early November!
Finally the skies cleared and I was able to get a few hours in the last week to image. The Jellyfish Nebula (IC 443) is a beautiful supernova remnant located within the constellation of Gemini. This image was created with over 7 hours of exposures and shot through Hydrogen Alpha, Sulfur II, and Oxygen III filters. For acquisition details and higher resolution please click here: http://www.astrobin.com/285437/?nc=user C&C Welcome. Chris White
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