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NGC 6559 is a star-forming region just east of the Lagoon in the Sagittarius constellation located about 5,000 light-years away. It contains clouds of gas and dust and shows both emission (red) and reflection (blue) regions. More detail here: https://www.astrobin.com/gbpmzz/

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Thanks guys ! :D

Great job on this one !

Great result !

Great image !

Great shots !

Great result considering the conditions Jim !

Thanks !

Thanks, yeah that's probably the faint background nebulosity that I was able to pull out in this version

Nice !

Cheers Jim !

Cheers Alan !

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HD 92036 is a single red giant star of magnitude 4.87 in the constellation Hydra. Also in the neighbourhood are NGC 3314 2 superimposed galaxies, NGC 3312 a large and highly inclined spiral galaxy about 194 million light-years away, NGC 3311 a supergiant elliptical galaxy and NGC 3316 a barred...

Awesome image chuck ! Well done !

Ouch ! Hope the others last a wee bit longer

Great capture!