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Related: About this forumthe bubble nebula. a literal bubble in space
the bubble is the result of gas being blown the the stellar wind of a very hot massive star. its about 8000 light years away
shot last night in my backyard over a 4 hour time frame (40 6 minute exposures stacked together)
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the bubble nebula. a literal bubble in space (Original Post)
moonshinegnomie
Aug 2023
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(48,813 posts)1. Amazing. Where is your backyard located? (just city..)
moonshinegnomie
(2,916 posts)5. austin
im in the first suburb north of town. i have a lot of light pollution but there are ways to minimize it somewhat especially for emission nebulas like this
Chi67
(1,103 posts)2. Awesome!
So cool! Thanks for posting.
2naSalit
(92,732 posts)3. That's really cool!
CaliforniaPeggy
(152,106 posts)4. Amazing: a literal bubble in space!
How can this survive? I think of bubbles as fragile objects, easily popped.
It's a wonderful photo!
Thank you.