eso_eso1724cb August 2nd, 2017
Credit: ESO/P. Weilbacher
The planetary nebula NGC 6563 resides in a crowded starry region of the sky. In natural sky conditions many of these stars remain invisible due to the blurring effect of the Earth’s atmosphere. When the AOF supplies its superb correction a myriad fainter stars become visible, together with a sharper view of the dusty parts of the nebula itself. This image is part of an image comparison.
Provider: European Southern Observatory
Image Source: https://www.eso.org/public/images/eso1724cb/
Curator: European Southern Observatory, Garching bei München, Germany
Image Use Policy: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
Telescope | Spectral Band | Wavelength | |
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VLT (MUSE) | Optical (OIII) | 500.0 nm |
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VLT (MUSE) | Optical (V) | 547.0 nm |
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VLT (MUSE) | Optical (NII) | 575.0 nm |
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VLT (MUSE) | Optical (OI) | 630.0 nm |
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VLT (MUSE) | Optical (OI Continuum) | 634.0 nm |
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VLT (MUSE) | Optical (H-alpha) | 656.0 nm |
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VLT (MUSE) | Optical (NII) | 658.0 nm |
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VLT (MUSE) | Optical (I) | 879.0 nm |
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