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Hi fellow astronomers! I was shooting yesterday 2023-07-11 around the following target and noticed a nebula in that region. Is that a new discovery that I spotted or it was discovered already in the past by anyonee? Trying to find the target name but can't seem to find it something. Your help would be much appriciated from the discovery community if you can guide me. Thanks. Scope focal length 380~ Referentiation matrix (world[ra,dec] = matrix * image[x,y]): -1.47941271e-04 -5.45411286e-04 +1.10998712e+00 -5.45240409e-04 +1.47582893e-04 +1.34669039e-01 WCS transformation ....... Linear Projection ............... Gnomonic Projection origin ........ [743.279488 1833.525337] px -> [RA: 18 30 28.019 Dec: -15 00 05.02] Resolution ............... 2.034 arcsec/px Rotation ................. -105.164 deg (flipped) Reference system ......... ICRS Observation start time ... 2023-07-11 22:13:11 UTC Observation end time ..... 2023-07-11 22:15:11 UTC Focal distance ........... 381.30 mm Pixel size ............... 3.76 um Field of view ............ 1d 41' 58.2" x 1d 41' 58.2" Image center ............. RA: 18 30 44.748 Dec: -15 27 53.22 Image bounds: top-left .............. RA: 18 35 03.605 Dec: -14 51 49.94 top-right ............. RA: 18 33 14.409 Dec: -16 30 19.15 bottom-left ........... RA: 18 28 16.539 Dec: -14 25 19.87 bottom-right .......... RA: 18 26 24.425 Dec: -16 03 37.33 Single Frame:  3 hours stack:  The nebula?   |
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This little PN is PN G016.3-02.3 (http://simbad.u-strasbg.fr/simbad/sim-id?Ident=PN%20G016.3-02.3&NbIdent=1) A lot of the smaller ones around this size with pretty high surface brightness tend to be known, but it never hurts to check! Keep your eyes peeled and you may very well find a new one. Like this https://www.astrobin.com/mkm0e1/H/ |
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Thanks  now I can sleep and check new ones tomorrow! 5 minutes before posting I was watching your YouTube videos Small world |
