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PaGo 2 (Patchick-Goodhew 2)
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Observer
Peter Goodhew
Time of observation
24/07/2020 - 23:00
Object
PaGo 2 (Patchick-Goodhew 2)
Observing location
Fregenal de la Sierra, Spain
Equipment
APM TMB 152 LZOS Refractors
10Micron GM2000 HPS mount
QSI6120wsg8 camera
10Micron GM2000 HPS mount
QSI6120wsg8 camera
Exposure
Ha 18x1800" bin 4x4 Blue 18x300" Green 22x300" Lum 24x300" OIII 22x1800" bin 4x4 Red 22x300" Total Integration: 27.2 hours
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This is a newly-discovered nebula in Hercules and is a potential planetary nebula. Peter hopes to obtain a spectrum soon that will help in confirming that it is.
Dana Patchick originally spotted some faint nebulosity on a POSS (Palomar Observatory Sky Survey) plate back on 14 January 2016, but never got around to getting someone to capture an image of it. So he asked Peter if he would give it a shot. Here's the result, with a small bright blue star at the centre of the image - a promising CSPN (Central Star of a Planetary Nebula). The star is magnitude 17.12, has a temperature of 40,338.5K, and a stellar mass of 0.41.
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