Subject: AMW00037kc
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SundogWE
what is this? It seems to have 2 lobes
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SundogWE
looks like the same object as Image AMW00037iv
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Olexone
Rare object
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Seen this one before. Nobody could explain. What could it be?
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jules
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I think I found it. NGC7354 planetary nebula - see discussion for links.
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dplace
agree with NGC 7354
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graphicsdump
Nebula? Galaxy?
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jules
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Planetary Nebula! See the discussion for details 😃 http://talk.milkywayproject.org/#/boards/BMW0000005/discussions/DMW00002q4
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Code9
2 black spheres around star very close orbit? Band across star. 2 layers of corona. Rings? Binary objects with energy between? Dyson ring !?
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jules
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NGC 7354!
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markbakovic
blob thing ahoy!
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azambre
apricot!
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15pkelly
I think I found a UFO #UFO
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odd object upper left corner
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Humunculus
i dont think it
s ngc 7354. its got no filaments around as you can see in the shots linked below,got no jet and leans to the other sidePosted
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Skydiver33
Maybe its a close-up #yellowball?
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jules
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If you check the coordinates via Milkman (Explore) the stars do match up for NGC 7354. It's still my best guess anyway! 😉
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Skydiver33
I think this is the same one that was on the #daily post, so Im certain that it is indeed ngc 7354.
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Galaxy with dust lane? Lens flare? UFO?
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jules
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Confirmed as NGC 7354 😃 http://talk.milkywayproject.org/#/boards/BMW0000005/discussions/DMW00002q4
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thinth
it looks like a super nova
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will1364
what is the big white spot?
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jules
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It's a planetary nebula!
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Gb129
Looks like a #planetarynebula
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gwolfchase
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White circular feature in upper left?
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jules
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That's a planetary nebula! Check the comments and discussions for details.
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lucy01
One of the most interesting objects I've seen since I became a citizen scientist!! Groovy!!!! 😃
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What is the object in the upper left? Please notice the ring somewhat through the center of the object.
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ElisabethB
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See the comments below : it is planetary nebula !
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Wasil
now whats that
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DBrads409
Didn't think I would stumble upon something like this.
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asmodmerkury
¿Que es el astro brillante en la parte superior izquierda de la imagen?.
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ElisabethB
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See the comments below : it is a planetary nebula
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yummy09
You happen to stumble upon interesting things here!
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jules
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Definitely! 😃
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manzpatr
thats just astonishing !! #nebula
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n.ribar
Looks like some sort of #planetarynebula
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n.ribar
But I'm not sure...
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n.ribar
Could the disk-like ring around it be an #accretiondisk ?
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jules
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Read the thread and discussion for the answers! 😉 http://talk.milkywayproject.org/#/boards/BMW0000005/discussions/DMW00002q4
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joe.dawson
It looks like an irregular-with a little streak of dust across it giving it a 'ring' look, but i really can't tell
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Yannick2000
For some reason it looks like a giant explosion
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wbowie
wth is the yellow thing
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jules
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See the comments and discussion for the (amazing) answer! 😉 NGC7354, a planetary nebula.
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fr667
ouh.. nebulae
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JoshRambeau
Galaxy?
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ElisabethB
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See the comments below : it is NGC 7354 a planetary nebula.
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What is this bright yellow thing?
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ElisabethB
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See the comments below : it is NGC7354, a planetary nebula
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zmiranda
in this image, I see a galaxy
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What is this yellow thing!? It looks like it has rings?
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ElisabethB
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See the comments below : it is NGC7354, a planetary nebula
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sillyworm
Interesting..doesn't look like a close-up star...
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jules
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It's NGC7354, a planetary nebula. More info in the comments below and discussion "The Cosmic Peanut".
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