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I captured this composite image from my garden in Strasbourg France on a cold night in December 2024, and a frosty night in early January 2025. 65 x 180 seconds each. (3.25 hours)

Credit: NASA/CXC/ASU/J.Hester et al.

Messier-1: The Crab Nebula. What a story: this is the remnants of a nearby star that exploded in 1054. We know the exact timing because ancient Chinese astronomers documented everything. So, what you see here is the explosion in progress, but almost a thousand years later. I photographed the Crab Nebula from my balcony in Strasbourg France in February 2022. #messier1 #crabnebula #nebula #supernova #messierobjects #astrophotography #astrophotographie #astronomy #astronomiefrance (at Strasbourg, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/CafAxYAscDM/?utm_medium=tumblr

Hey ! I present to you for me the most beautiful Messier’s messier, M1 Chinese chronicles written during the reign of Emperor Chanson Renne in July 1054 a new bright star appeared in the constellation Taurus. This supernova remained visible in broad daylight for three weeks with a magnitude between -3 and -5. Its brilliance a reduced sequel and the supernova became invisible to the naked eye after two years. Enjoy ! Canon 6D SkyWatcher 200x1000 Eq5 Siril + CC #astrophotography #astrophotographer #astrophotographie #messier #messier1 #nebula #nebuleuse #nebulacrab #telescope #universe #stars #poselongue #longexposure #deepsky #deepnight #night #agameofthones #photographer #photography #youresa @youresa @nasa @astronogeek @astro_photography_ (à Hautes Pyrénées !)

O Catálogo de Messier é um conjunto de mais de 100 objetos astronômicos primeiro listada pelo astrônomo francês Charles Messier em 1771. Messier era um caçador de cometas que ficava frustrado por se confundir com objetos que não eram cometas, resolvendo então compilar uma lista deles com a colaboração de seu assistente Pierre Méchain, para evitar perder tempo com eles. O número de objetos do catálogo chegou a 103 durante sua vida, mas alguns mais atribuídos a Messier foram incluídos por outros astrônomos ao longo dos anos. O Catálogo de Messier inclui quase todos os tipos de de objetos de céu profundo - nebulosas difusas, nebulosas planetárias, aglomerados abertos, aglomerados globulares e galáxias. Uma vez que esse objetos podem ser reconhecidos visualmente, eles estão entre os objetos mais brilhantes e, portanto, mais atrativos observáveis mesmo a partir de grandes cidades. O objeto Messier de hoje é M 1, um remanescente de supernova na constelação do Touro e também conhecida como Nebulosa do Caranguejo. The Messier Catalogue are a set of over 100 astronomical objects first listed by French astronomer Charles Messier in 1771. Messier was a comet hunter, and was frustrated by objects which resembled but were not comets, so he compiled a list of them, in collaboration with his assistant Pierre Méchain, to avoid wasting time on them. The number of objects in the catalog reached 103 during his lifetime but a few more thought to have been observed by Messier have been added by other astronomers over the years. The Messier catalogue comprises nearly all the most spectacular examples of the five types of deep sky object – diffuse nebulae, planetary nebulae, open clusters, globular clusters and galaxies. Since these objects can be observed visually, they are among the brightest and therefore most attractive observable even from large cities. Today's Messier object is M 1, a supernova remnant in the constalation of Taurus (the bull) and also known as Crab Nebula. Credit: NASA, ESA, J. Hester and A. Loll (Arizona State University). #nasa #esa #universityofarizona #astrophotography #astrofotografia #crab #messier #messier1 #astrogram #observatoriog1

Messier 1: the crab nebula in SHO by Trois_Merlettes on Flickr.

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