M27 Panetary Nebula 

Commonly known as the dumbbell nebula, M27 was the first planetary nebula to be discovered. It is a shell of gas that was expelled from the nebula's central star. This object gets the name "dumbbell" from its hourglass, or dumbbell-like shape. Its distance is estimated to be about 1,250 light years from Earth. A 13th magnitude star at the center of the nebula illuminates it from within. M27 is the brightest and most impressive object of its kind, and with a magnitude of 7.4

M27 Ha/OIII/Blue, 16.12.06
M27 Ha/OIII/Blue, 16.12.06(Steve Colwill)
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M27 DSI 44min total 8"@800mm
M27 DSI 44min total 8"@800mm(Kurt Massey)
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M-27retocadaC2B2NNBf(Gabriel Vazquez Lopez)
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M27
Done with PS7 in 8 bit BMP. Then saved as a JPEG.
M27
Done with PS7 in 8 bit BMP. Then saved as a JPEG.(Howie Mann)
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