| ING Media Archival Record |
| ITEM REFERENCE | 1866 |
| PERMANENT LINK | https://astro.ing.iac.es/outreach/?1866 |
| EXTACCESS | yes |
| COLLECTION | Image archive |
| TITLE | M27 |
| KEYWORDS | Messier;Nebulae |
| DATE | 2019-01-01 |
| DESCRIPTION | The Dumbell nebula was the first planetary nebula ever discovered. We happen to see this one approximately from its equatorial plane; from near one pole, it would probably have the shape of a ring, and perhaps look like we view the Ring Nebula M57. The image has been taken using a 130mm f5.7 refractor, an Atik 460 monochromatic cooled camera, and an Avalon mount. A total of 5 images of 300 each were taken using standard R, G, B filters. |
| CREDIT | Abel de Burgos Sierra (ING). |
| RELATED URL | http://www.ing.iac.es/PR/archive/students2018-19/dumbell.html |
| THUMB_200 | 
http://www.ing.iac.es/PR/archive/students2018-19/M27_ss.jpg |
| AVAILABLE FILES | PNG (8.2M) 2654×1895 pixels |
| TIMESTAMP | 2024-08-27 21:26:21 |
| USAGE | For publication or display (electronic or otherwise), all photos, images or videos must be credited: "Photo/image/video courtesy of the Isaac Newton Group of Telescopes, La Palma" unless otherwise noted in the provided credit line. Please contact ING's Public Relations Officer (outreach  ing.iac.es) with all the details of the use. |
