 
 Subject: The Eagle Nebula - M16/IC4703 in Serpens Cauda
 Subject: The Eagle Nebula - M16/IC4703 in Serpens Cauda
   Exposure: Composite of one 70-minute and one 80-minute exposure
 Exposure: Composite of one 70-minute and one 80-minute exposure 
   Processing: Negatives scanned, blended in Picture Window Pro 2.5 and enhanced in Adobe Photoshop 6.0
 Processing: Negatives scanned, blended in Picture Window Pro 2.5 and enhanced in Adobe Photoshop 6.0 
   Telescope: Meade 127mm f/9 ED refractor
 Telescope: Meade 127mm f/9 ED refractor
   Mount: Losmandy G11
 Mount: Losmandy G11
   Guiding: SBIG ST-4
 Guiding: SBIG ST-4
   Film: gas-hypered 35mm Kodak Ektapress PJ400
 Film: gas-hypered 35mm Kodak Ektapress PJ400
   Location: Chiricahua Mountains, Arizona & Mt. Pinos, California
 Location: Chiricahua Mountains, Arizona & Mt. Pinos, California
   Date: 05/22/01 & 07/20/01
 Date: 05/22/01 & 07/20/01
   Comments:  A beautiful emission nebula found in the summer Milky Way, M16 is located 6,500 light years away and is 
											 roughly 66x53 light years in extent.  Although the nebula is commonly referred to as M16, the nebula 
                                                                   itself is cataloged as IC4703.  The star cluster found within the nebula is M16.
 Comments:  A beautiful emission nebula found in the summer Milky Way, M16 is located 6,500 light years away and is 
											 roughly 66x53 light years in extent.  Although the nebula is commonly referred to as M16, the nebula 
                                                                   itself is cataloged as IC4703.  The star cluster found within the nebula is M16.
  
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