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Eagle Nebula, NGC6604 and Messier 16

Eagle Nebula, NGC 6604 and Messier 16
© 2014 Klaus Brasch

Here is a remarkably beautiful emission nebula which lives in the shadow of its better known neighbor M16.

I managed to frame both of them nicely recently with the TMB-92 refractor. This is a stack of 2 x 3 min exposures shot at ISO 6400 with the Canon 6D and an IDAS LPS-V4 filter. M-16 is on the right.

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