Triple APOD - February 7, 2025: The Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635) By The SeeStar Community Photo d'astronomie amateur All-Star du jour - Click to Enlarge


Triple APOD - February 7, 2025: The Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635) By The SeeStar Community

This is a shameless plug for the SeeStar Round Up put on by our very good friend @abdurastro. Abdur puts out a target every month for the community to image with their SeeStars telescopes. The images are collected and are processed/stacked by Abdur (or you if you want to follow along with him!) to yield one cleaner image. 

The image featured comes from September's SeeStar Round Up, data contributed by:

Aron De Coteau              Richard Jones

Brendan Stanford           Paul Smith

Clay Schnurr                   Robert Lennox

Josephine Christensen  Scott Ryon

M.R. Martel                     Sean Rogowsky

Mark Koehler                  Shishir H

Michel Zukauckas          Susan Morgan 

Michael Perrier               Abdur Anwar

If you have a SeeStar device you could also be on this list! Look for the SeeStar Roundup videos on our youtube channel for more info 

 

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In the meantime, check out our old Triple APODs Below

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