Posted by Robert's Photos (Eau Claire, United States) on 21 March 2007 in Miscellaneous and Portfolio.
The star in the center has exhausted its core fuel but continues to burn helium at the surface therefore shedding its outer layer into space, igniting surrounding elements such as hydrogen. Exp.time: 40 x 4min = 2:40min @ ISO800. Modified Canon 300D. www.RobsAstroimaging.com
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Fabulous!!!
21 Mar 2007 6:16pm
Wow. You've got some great photos here. I'm looking forward to seeing more - I love this stuff.
21 Mar 2007 9:17pm
I just visited your web site and wow, you have some heavy duty equipment.
These are some amazing photographs. Keep them comming.
22 Mar 2007 3:15am
yeah! rhis is someting new for me. I did not see yet cosmic photoblog. Great!
wiole
23 Mar 2007 6:32am
I'd like to take a capture like this one day. It's out of this world ;-)
23 Mar 2007 9:39pm
impresiive pictures, i just discovered your site.
25 Mar 2007 11:11pm
Totally impressed, out of this world....literally
26 Mar 2007 5:14pm
I love this image and I really am enjoying your blog as well! Fantastic work!!
25 Aug 2007 11:32pm
PREVIEW ONLY
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