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![]() I recently got an orion XT10 IS, and although I have not had a chance to get to a dark site, I did have a chance to take a peek at the orion nebula from my porch. Having only seen it before in lower quality and much smaller apperature scopes, it always appeared as a grey fuzzy. From my highly light polluted porch (chicago suburbs), the nebula appears very clearly green. (I am not using any filters) None of the pictures I have seen show it as green. Is this the real color? (visible wavelengths) Or perhaps is it that my eye is just more sensitive to green and not getting enough light to see the other parts of the spectrum? Or possibly just a funny result of light pollution? Mark |
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