Apr 18, 2017
Vela Supernova Remnant - 2 by Eddie Trimarchi Via Flickr: This is a little more of the huge Vela Supernova Remnant, a star about 800 light years away, that exploded around 12,000 years ago, creating a vast, intricate cloud of gas and radiation, appearing to us now as roughly the size of 16-full moons, but far too dim to see anything-of without a largish telescope. Bi-colour Ha-OIII 10 hours each RGB: 15 minutes 20.25 hours total GSO RC10 @ f6 Moravian G3-11000 Baader RGB and 7nm NB Synta EQ6
