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Nov 25, 2024:
| Discovery of 19 ly long bipolar jets from KX And
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Nov 24, 2024:
| Milky Way from Perseus to Monoceros: Orion-Eridanus Superbubble, California Nebula region and dense molecular clouds
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Nov 24, 2024:
| High galactic latitude nebulae around celestial north pole
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Nov 24, 2024:
| Milky Way from Cygnus to Perseus: Many prominent HII regions
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Nov 22, 2024:
| Nebulae below the galactic plane
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Nov 22, 2024:
| Milky Way from Aquila to Cygnus: A region full of supernova remnants
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Nov 22, 2024:
| Hundertwasser-Corner: Nebulae that appear to be created using a ruler
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Oct 1, 2024:
| First data release (DR0.1) of the Northern Sky Narrowband Survey
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Oct 1, 2024:
| 30°×20° view of SH2-27 (ζ Ophiuchi Nebula) behind molecular clouds
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Oct 1, 2024:
| 36°×54° view of a dense region of the Milky Way from Scutum to Aquila
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Jun 28, 2024:
| Detection of a OIII arc in Gemini
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May 11, 2024:
| Aurora display on May 11, 2024
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Dec 7, 2023:
| SH2-185 (γ Cas Nebula, Ghost of Cassiopeia): a mixed emission/reflection nebula
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Dec 4, 2023:
| 35°×25° view of the Milky Way from Perseus to Cassiopeia
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Dec 01, 2023:
| Update of SH2-101 (Tulip Nebula) and jet nebula from black hole Cyg X-1
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Nov 24, 2023:
| Discovery of an emission nebula in direction of Tarazed
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Mar 29, 2023:
| Comets C/2022 E3 (ZTF) near SH2-230 on Feb 08, 2023
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Mar 23, 2023:
| Comets C/2022 E3 (ZTF) on Feb 06, 2023
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Mar 17, 2023:
| Comets C/2022 E3 (ZTF) and C/2022 U2 (ATLAS) near the galactic plane on Feb 06, 2023
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Feb 1, 2023:
| 35°×24° view of the Milky Way in Cassiopeia and Cepheus
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Dec 1, 2022:
| 30°×30° view of a huge HII region around California Nebula (NGC 1499) at 10 arcsec/pixel
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Nov 03, 2022:
| 30°×28° view of Milky Way from Vulpecula to Aquila at up to 10 arcsec/pixel
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Oct 22, 2022:
| 50°×16° view of Milky Way from Scutum to Ophiuchus at up to 10 arcsec/pixel
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Oct 13, 2022:
| M101: a large spiral galaxy
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Sep 29, 2022:
| IC 2574: a dwarf galaxy
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Sep 08 2022:
| Different view and color composites if the Pleiades (M45).
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Mar 18 2022:
| Update of 21°×40° view from M33 to SH2-126 and 25°×34° view of Orion
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Mar 07 2022:
| Update of 25°×35° view of Milky Way from Taurus to Perseus
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Mar 06, 2022:
| Iris Nebula and Molecular Clouds in Cepheus with SDSS I', R' and G' filters.
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Mar 03, 2022:
| Taurus Molecular Cloud containing LBN 1495 and the Baby Eagle nebula with SDSS I', R' and G' filters.
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Feb 26, 2022:
| New pseudo color images (made from less than 3 colors) of SH2-86, M27 and SH2-105
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Dec 11, 2021:
| Sh2-254 thru SH2-258: a nebula complex
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Dec 05, 2021:
| Sh2-206 (NGC 1491): an emission nebula
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Nov 14, 2021:
| M51: Two interacting galaxies
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Nov 13, 2021:
| Sh2-184: an emission nebula containing Bok globules and the star cluster IC 1590
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Oct 09, 2021:
| SH2-170: an emission nebula
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Oct 06, 2021:
| M63: a spiral galaxy
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Sep 25, 2021:
| SH2-162: an emission nebula
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Sep 22, 2021:
| NGC 4244: an edge-on spiral galaxy
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Sep 03, 2021:
| SH2-142: an emission nebula
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Sep 02, 2021:
| NGC 4565 and NGC 4562: two spiral galaxies
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Aug 28, 2021:
| SH2-112: an emission nebula
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Aug 04, 2021:
| NGC 4395: a low surface brightness galaxy containing the emission nebulae NGC 4399, NGC 4400 and NGC 4401
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Jul 30, 2021:
| M94: a spiral galaxy with two ring structures
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Jul 28, 2021:
| SH2-105 (NGC 6888 or Crescent Nebula): an emission nebula ionized by a Wolf-Rayet star
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Jul 24, 2021:
| NGC 2903: a spiral galaxy
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Jul 19, 2021:
| SH2-101 (Tulip Nebula) and a nebula formed by a jets of the black hole Cygnus X-1
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Jul 11, 2021:
| NGC 2403: a spiral galaxy with large emission nebulae including NGC 2404
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Jul 07, 2021:
| M27: a planetary nebula
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Jul 03, 2021:
| SH2-86: an emission nebula with pillars and Bok globules
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Jun 22, 2021:
| 25°×35° view of Milky Way from Taurus to Perseus
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Jun 14, 2021:
| 21°×40° view from M33 to SH2-126.
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Jun 07, 2021:
| 21°×40° view of Milky Way from Monoceros to Gemini
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May 23, 2021:
| 25°×34° view of Orion at up to 10 arcsec/pixel
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Jul 13, 2020:
| C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE)
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