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- 1Amateur astrophotographer captures detailed Lagoon Nebula image●Lagoon Nebula (M8, NGC 6523, Sharpless 25): Sept. '26. 80mm Refractor, IMX585 Camera; about 2h 20m each Ha-Oiii and Oiii
An amateur astrophotographer has shared a new image of the Lagoon Nebula, also known as M8 or NGC 6523, taken in September 2026 from a Bortle 5 location. The picture was shot with an 80mm refractor and an IMX585 camera, combining roughly two hours and twenty minutes each of Ha-Oiii and Oiii-Sii exposures, processed in Siril and Seti Astro Suite.
- 2I Slept on a Stone Age Mattress for a Week●I Slept on a Stone Age Mattress for a Week | Nebula First https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://nebula.t v/videos/vbirchwood-i-
A creator on the streaming service Nebula has published a new video documenting a week spent sleeping on a Stone Age-style mattress. The piece, part of a first-run series on the platform, explores what prehistoric bedding might have been like in practice. It is being shared as part of ongoing interest in experimental history and first-person lifestyle experiments.
- 3Amateur astronomers image the Orion Nebula with smart telescopes●Last post for today. Decided to let the Dwarf Mini and the s50 observe the same item. Here is # M43 # DeMairan 'sNebula
An amateur astronomer pointed two smart telescopes, the Dwarf Mini and the Seestar S50, at the same target for the night: M43, De Mairan's Nebula, within the Great Nebula in Orion, M42. The resulting images are being shared with the astronomy community, a popular pastime as Orion returns to winter skies in the northern hemisphere.
- 4Elephant's Trunk Nebula Astrotography Shared Online●IC 1396B - Elephant’s Trunk Nebula # astrophotography # Nature # Space
A new astrophotography image of IC 1396B, the Elephant's Trunk Nebula, is circulating among space enthusiasts. The nebula, a dense region of gas and dust in the constellation Cepheus around 2,400 light-years away, is a popular target for amateur astrophotographers. Posts tagging it under astrophotography and space are drawing attention from the stargazing community.
- 5Amateur Astrophotographer Captures Detailed Image of Pacman Nebula●The Pacman Nebula (NGC 281) in Cassiopeia. Deep multi-session integration totaling ~5.9 hours (374x30s + 497x20s subs) p
An amateur astrophotographer has released a new image of the Pacman Nebula (NGC 281) in the constellation Cassiopeia. The picture combines nearly six hours of exposures taken across multiple sessions, processed in a pseudo-Hubble palette that brings out dense Bok globules and glowing oxygen and hydrogen gas. Space imaging enthusiasts are sharing and praising the detailed result.
- 6Today's celestial feature: Eta Carinae and the Homunculus Nebula●📸 오늘의 천체: 에타 카리나이·호문쿨루스 🌠 오늘의 주제: 은하·성단 https://space.woojinkim.org # 우주 # SPACE # 천체사진
A Korean-language astronomy sharing site highlighted Eta Carinae and its Homunculus Nebula as the object of the day, with galaxies and star clusters as the day's theme. Eta Carinae is a massive, unstable double star system about 7,500 light-years away, famous for the billowing gas cloud shaped during its 19th-century eruption, and it remains a favorite target for astrophotographers and stargazers.
- 7The Forgotten Venomous Spiders of Australia●The Forgotten Venomous Spiders of Australia https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://nebula.t v/videos/mywildbackyard-the-forgotte
A new nature documentary explores Australia's lesser-known venomous spiders, looking beyond famous species like the funnel-web to overlooked dangerous arachnids. The program profiles species that rarely make headlines despite their potency. Viewers interested in Australian wildlife and spider biology are sharing and discussing the feature online.
- 8Lagoon Nebula Stars in Astronomy Spotlight▼The Lagoon Nebula, classified as M8, serves as a profound example of an active star-forming region located approximately
Astronomy enthusiasts are sharing details about the Lagoon Nebula, also known as M8, an active star-forming region roughly 5,000 light-years from Earth in the constellation Sagittarius. The interstellar cloud is described as a complex environment shaped by high-energy radiation from massive young stars, illustrating how new stars are born within nebulae.
- 9Tarantula Nebula: the Local Group's largest star factory●The Tarantula Nebula, designated as 30 Doradus, represents the largest and most intense star-forming region within the L
The Tarantula Nebula, also known as 30 Doradus, is the largest and most intense star-forming region in the Local Group of galaxies. It sits roughly 160,000 light-years away in the Large Magellanic Cloud and hosts the massive star cluster R136, home to some of the most enormous known stars. Astronomy enthusiasts are sharing facts and imagery of the nebula, marvelling at its scale and the insights it offers into how stars are born.