This nebula is under construction
ROSETTE NEBULA
A presentation for Galaxies in Chaos
The Rosette Nebula
Watch how it brightens up with light
The Rosette Nebula by
Hubble
Original - dark center brooding with tiny stars
The center (see above) is occupied with dim matter
The
jagged
edged 'knits'
seen above are where
plastic flows from different
directions are meeting. This Soft Cheese
effect is commonly seen in images of
Jupiter's moon named 'IO'. You
can hunt the Internet
images for IO.
Search for
MOONS
Another cheesy incise is seen in the
Keyhole nebula.
There
is a vague
partial hexagram
in the upper left. This
shape is illusive, all of these
Rosette views came about in attempt
to enhance the image to see if a
Tympani object was forth
coming, none seemed
evident. The
partial
hexagram
seems to be a
drift in the folds
of the gas clouds, a similiar
hexagram shape is seen in folds of Orion
Next,
a poorly
seen area in
the Rosette image
actually contains much
information. In all of the
above Rosette images, hexagon
shapes seem indicated though
no hexagram or Tympani
stands out as self
seen evident
Original
Massive
attack by the
graphic editor's enhance
adjusters produces little more
in the way of details, just showing
there is plenty of stuff lurking
in the dark regions to
the lower left
Different orientations - different striking features
Tongs
are described
in principle here
Rosette Hubble Heritage image at
APOD
And here we are, the motherload of interesting Dss scans, a 1st
generation of a starry area officially called HD 46375, in which
a star of that name in that patch of space has been discovered to have
Saturn sized planets. Research yourself, if you want to see what star,
what planets.
Dss 15x15 arcminute original
The Dss scan of 15 x 15 arcminutes, hints at interesting more to come,
and surely indeed there is, the 60 x 60 arcminute scan has a huge
densityness expanse to it as interesting as anything scoped by
Hubble Heritage, except, in achnowledging the Hubble Heritage
achievements, the Dss 1st generation scan is blurry and a bit
dim.
It is the Rosette Nebula, a portion snatched in passing by Dss.
The Dss 60x60 arcminute plate enhanced
I tried to download the most upshifted view of Rosette possible but
Dss seemed to run out of steam, after a certain point downshifting
the Declenation, the original frame reappeared. Endpoint. The view
below is the most I could download as dished by the Dss jukebox.
An interesting element of the 1st generation broad band spectrum image
is the amount of information seen in the keyhole Dss
original image itself, not seen in the Hubble color images featured
above, the Hubble images above requiring conciderable bravetures of
enhancement to see inside the keyhole. (Bravetures means pulling all
stops and going for it to the ultimate, enhancing, to see what results).
The triune tangs (3 prongs) seen (lower left) after extreme enhancements
in the Hubble color images immediately above, are well seen on their own
even without enhancement, in the Dss image.
PILLAR AND EYESTALK
A pillar, and an
eyestalk, in the Rosette Nebula.
Click for Dss Keyhole original small
Click for Dss Keyhole original large
Click for Dss Keyhole enhanced 1
Click for Dss Keyhole enhanced 2
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World's largest cosmic teaching site - Ottawa 2001/2004
form
A
&
O
3
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This nebula is under construction
ROSETTE NEBULA
A presentation for Galaxies in Chaos
The Rosette Nebula
Watch how it brightens up with light
The Rosette Nebula by
Hubble
Original - dark center brooding with tiny stars
|
The Rosette Nebula by Hubble
Original - dark center brooding with tiny stars
The center (see above) is occupied with dim matter
The
jagged
edged 'knits'
seen above are where
plastic flows from different
directions are meeting. This Soft Cheese
effect is commonly seen in images of
Jupiter's moon named 'IO'. You
can hunt the Internet
images for IO.
Search for
MOONS
Another cheesy incise is seen in the
Keyhole nebula.
There
is a vague
partial hexagram
in the upper left. This
shape is illusive, all of these
Rosette views came about in attempt
to enhance the image to see if a
Tympani object was forth
coming, none seemed
evident. The
partial
hexagram
seems to be a
drift in the folds
of the gas clouds, a similiar
hexagram shape is seen in folds of Orion
Next,
a poorly
seen area in
the Rosette image
actually contains much
information. In all of the
above Rosette images, hexagon
shapes seem indicated though
no hexagram or Tympani
stands out as self
seen evident
Original
Massive
attack by the
graphic editor's enhance
adjusters produces little more
in the way of details, just showing
there is plenty of stuff lurking
in the dark regions to
the lower left
Different orientations - different striking features
Tongs
are described
in principle here
Rosette Hubble Heritage image at APOD
And here we are, the motherload of interesting Dss scans, a 1st
generation of a starry area officially called HD 46375, in which
a star of that name in that patch of space has been discovered to have
Saturn sized planets. Research yourself, if you want to see what star,
what planets.
Dss 15x15 arcminute original
The Dss scan of 15 x 15 arcminutes, hints at interesting more to come,
and surely indeed there is, the 60 x 60 arcminute scan has a huge
densityness expanse to it as interesting as anything scoped by
Hubble Heritage, except, in achnowledging the Hubble Heritage
achievements, the Dss 1st generation scan is blurry and a bit
dim.
It is the Rosette Nebula, a portion snatched in passing by Dss.
The Dss 60x60 arcminute plate enhanced
I tried to download the most upshifted view of Rosette possible but
Dss seemed to run out of steam, after a certain point downshifting
the Declenation, the original frame reappeared. Endpoint. The view
below is the most I could download as dished by the Dss jukebox.
An interesting element of the 1st generation broad band spectrum image
is the amount of information seen in the keyhole Dss
original image itself, not seen in the Hubble color images featured
above, the Hubble images above requiring conciderable bravetures of
enhancement to see inside the keyhole. (Bravetures means pulling all
stops and going for it to the ultimate, enhancing, to see what results).
The triune tangs (3 prongs) seen (lower left) after extreme enhancements
in the Hubble color images immediately above, are well seen on their own
even without enhancement, in the Dss image.
PILLAR AND EYESTALK
A pillar, and an
eyestalk, in the Rosette Nebula.
Click for Dss Keyhole original small
Click for Dss Keyhole original large
Click for Dss Keyhole enhanced 1
Click for Dss Keyhole enhanced 2
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