# Running Man Nebula

[solar umbra]

Running Man Nebula/NGC 1977

Skywatcher Qattro 150p, Ioptron CEM 26 Guided, ZWO ASI 585, ZWO ASI AIR PLUS, Svbony UV/IR cut.

[arctic jungle]

shit

[solar umbra]

Thx

[arctic jungle]

Ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests, and fellow astronomy enthusiasts, Today, I stand before you to discuss a matter of great importance in the field of astrophotography—a matter that requires our candid evaluation and honest critique. Specifically, we will address the image of the Orion's Running Man Nebula and its portrayal within the realm of celestial photography. First and foremost, let us acknowledge the dedication and passion that drives astronomers and astrophotographers to capture the beauty and wonder of our universe. Their efforts are instrumental in unraveling the mysteries of the cosmos and sharing its magnificence with the world. However, in this process, we must also hold ourselves accountable to the highest standards of accuracy, representation, and clarity. The image in question, purportedly portraying the orbits within the Orion's Running Man Nebula, has come under scrutiny for several reasons. The nebula itself is a complex and awe-inspiring celestial structure, nestled within the Orion constellation. Its intricate filaments and regions of ionized gas present a fascinating subject for astrophotography. However, the specific depiction of orbits within this image raises valid concerns. Accuracy and fidelity in astronomical imagery are paramount, as they provide a window into the workings of the cosmos. This particular image, unfortunately, lacks the necessary precision and clarity to effectively convey the intricacies of orbits within the nebula. The ambiguity and lack of discernible orbits compromise the scientific and educational value of the image. As enthusiasts and educators, it is essential that we present images that are both captivating and informative. An image that fails to clearly depict the orbits within the Running Man Nebula does a disservice to our mission of spreading knowledge and fostering a deep appreciation for the universe. In conclusion, while we commend the tireless efforts of astrophotographers and

their dedication to capturing the cosmos, it is our responsibility to uphold the highest standards of accuracy and representation. The image in question, although an attempt to capture the beauty of the Orion's Running Man Nebula, falls short in accurately portraying the orbits within. Let us use this as an opportunity to reflect on the importance of precision and fidelity in our endeavors to unveil the wonders of the universe. Thank

@solar umbra

[brave rose]

🧀

Lovely image

[solar umbra]

thanks!

[brave rose]

I love that u used the early hours to not image Orion but running man

[brittle sentinel]

I wanna image running man with the c11 i use i can get a pretty good image of it but i gotta wait till winter cause if i wake up early i will get distracted with horsehead

[solar umbra]

[solar umbra]

very nice

[little sable]

@solar umbra why are the stars still DIM

[solar umbra]

honestly dont know what your on abt at this point

[brave rose]

Indeed

[brittle sentinel]

Is running man any good with narrowband

[solar umbra]

what abt em

[solar umbra]

not rlly

[little sable]

Also, is that non linear starnet I am smelling? 👃

[solar umbra]

its reflection

[solar umbra]

no its linear

[little sable]

Their cores are dim

[solar umbra]

bro what

[brave rose]

Not really although there is some cool HA glowing at the upper edge I think @brittle sentinel

[little sable]

And they are magentaish

[arctic jungle]

Hello 200

[little sable]

Hello Bray Fallsn't

[little sable]

Yeah

[solar umbra]

im not seeing it but ill brighten it anyway

[little sable]

@celest tide am I right?

[brittle sentinel]

What those look like normal stars

[arctic jungle]

You're Schizophrenic

[little sable]

Uh...... no not really lmao

[arctic jungle]

How is no one seeing it

[little sable]

Yeah

[brittle sentinel]

I see vien diffraction spikes thats the only thing not normal for me since i use a sct

[solar umbra]

what abt them

[arctic jungle]

@mental bluff

[solar umbra]

better?

[little sable]

No lol

They are dim

[arctic jungle]

Looks the same

[little sable]

And your colli is slightly off too

[little sable]

That's better

[arctic jungle]

Looks better

[solar umbra]

its not, its the spider vains

[arctic jungle]

I've told him to fix the vains 1000 times.

[arctic jungle]

@solar umbra

[solar umbra]

I will maybe

lol

[arctic jungle]

No.

[little sable]

What is wrong with them @solar umbra¿

[arctic jungle]

Arent aligned or some shit apparently

[little sable]

[solar umbra]

this

[arctic jungle]

Yeah they arent aligned @little sable

[solar umbra]

just not aligned perfectly

[arctic jungle]

for the love of christ brother

fix them

[brave rose]

My one vain in my dob is an S form

That’s good right ?

[bronze wasp]

starts from chat gpt

[arctic jungle]

:(

[bronze wasp]

“my” english essay had the same one

[raven jackal]

The issue with the stars is likely due to stretching with Arcsinh. I've had a similar issues with star cores.

[raven jackal]

Fantastic colors

[celest tide]

thats fixed but they looked like disco balls originally yea

make sure in siril you do all your process in Autostretch and run starnet in Autostretch

[solar umbra]

thanks!

[rare shore]

@solar umbra ow much data

[solar umbra]

Just short of 3hrs