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Sh2-101 Tulip Nebula, Gary Seven
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Sh2-101 Tulip Nebula

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Sh2-101 Tulip Nebula

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This will be my last image with the Agema SD 150 for a while, changing out to the RedCat to prepare for some wide field Milky Way projects. It's been a great scope for me, look forward to getting back to it in the fall, hopefully with the Agema field flattener in place of the Riccardi.

One interesting structure in the O-iii image. As presented it is south (slightly up and right as displayed) from the Tulip, appearing as a partial oval. Perhaps it is part of the Tulip, but it sure does look like a planetary nebula to me. If I push my Oiii data hard enough the oval is virtually complete. However I shoot from suburban skies and light pollution is such that I don't want to push the layer hard for presentation purposes. Perhaps those of you with darker skies can pursue this?

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