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The Flying Dragon Nebula

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Based on a feed excerpt; full article content has not been acquired. Source evidence retrieved 01/11/2026, 09:47:26 UTC.

Briefings

A user named njoker555 captured a 21-hour exposure of the Flying Dragon Nebula using the Askar 91F telescope and ToupTek ATR2600M camera. The image was processed in a mono Siril script and published on Astrobin. The core region was edited to match a 2027 calendar design, resulting in a slightly blown-out appearance.

Key points

• The image captures 21 hours of the Flying Dragon Nebula using the Askar 91F telescope and ToupTek ATR2600M camera.
• The core region was edited to match a 2027 calendar design, resulting in a slightly blown-out appearance.

Context

The image was submitted by user njoker555 to the r/space subreddit and is available on Astrobin for viewing.

Limitations

The evidence is a single user post from 2026, with no independent verification or peer review. The core region was edited to match a specific calendar design, which may not reflect the nebula's natural state. The image was taken from Death Valley Observatories, and the specific location of the nebula's core is not confirmed.

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