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3. Who knew a nebula could look so tactile! But this one does and magnificently! Many thanks for sharing it! n/t
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Fri May 30, 2025, 05:36 PM
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one more astrophotography shot from big bend [View all] moonshinegnomie May 30 OP
Wow! SheltieLover May 30 #1
OUTSTANDING!!!! It would take me 10-20000 years to learn how to do this. IA8IT May 30 #2
Who knew a nebula could look so tactile! But this one does and magnificently! Many thanks for sharing it! n/t CaliforniaPeggy May 30 #3
Whoa! You have seized the day in astrophotography moonshinegnomie! Extraordinary! George McGovern May 30 #4
I'm speechless to describe what I'm seeing and the talent to bring it to us..thank you, it's fantastic Deuxcents May 30 #5
Magnificent, moonshinegnomie. brer cat May 30 #6
AWESOME!!! CaptainTruth May 30 #7
Oh oh my irisblue May 30 #8
So very beautiful. Collimator May 30 #9
the colors arent visible to the naked eye moonshinegnomie May 30 #12
No, the view of the Veil Nebula to the naked eye through a telescope is colorless. Tarzanrock May 30 #10
Moonshinegnomie likely has a black and white verision of this ... Tarzanrock May 30 #11
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