Prawn Nebula in Scorpius (HA)

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Airconvent wrote:Great, Remus! But doesn't look like a prawn though,,,wonder why they call it that? Looks more like a Poodle to me! [smilie=crying2.gif]
Rich, use your imagination! I can see the prawn head, the eyes, and the tail!

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Wow... great shot :)
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Tachyon wrote:
Airconvent wrote:Great, Remus! But doesn't look like a prawn though,,,wonder why they call it that? Looks more like a Poodle to me! [smilie=crying2.gif]
Rich, use your imagination! I can see the prawn head, the eyes, and the tail!

Hehe..
haha...I think I can see the prawn but only if you disregard some portions of the nebula....so its still the Poodle Nebula to me. But I am surprised its so near one of my favourite objects in Scorpius, NGC6231. That cluster looks so clear in dark and cloudless Malaysia !
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i used a magnifying glass to see, all the stars are round.
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