NGC 7662

Introduction | Map | My Best Own Photos | My Own Observations | References || Appendix: My Own Photos

On this page I collect my observations of the planetary nebula NGC 7662 (Blue Snowball Nebula) in the constellation Andromeda.

 

Introduction

The planetary nebula NGC 7662 (Blue Snowball Nebula) in the constellation Andromeda is according to Stoyan is, according to Stoyan, one of the most beautiful planetary nebulae in the autumn sky, which appears in the small telescope as an even blue disc. In the eVscope it appears as a prominent but small blue spot.

NGC 7662 (Blue Snowball Nebula)
Size: 0.5' / 1' x 0.7' (Stoyan/Wikipedia)
Distance: 4,400/5,750 light years (Stoyan/Wikipedia)
Rating: ** (Stoyan)

 

Map

Planetary nebula NGC 7662 (Blue Snowball Nebula) in the constellation Andromeda (Image Courtesy of SkySafari Astronomy, www.simulationcurriculum.com)

 

My Best Own Photos

eVscope

         

NGC 7662 - Sep 8, 2020

 

NGC 7662 - Sep 8, 2020

 

NGC 7662 - Sep 8, 2020

   
NGC 7662 - Sep 8, 2020, processed   NGC 7662 - Sep 8, 2020, processed   NGC 7662 - Sep 8, 2020, processed

 

My Own Observations

Observations February 2020

Observations September 2020

 

References

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Appendix: My Own Photos

eVscope

         

NGC 7662 - Feb 5, 2020

 

NGC 7662 - Feb 6, 2020

 

NGC 7662 - Sep 8, 2020

       
       

NGC 7662 - Sep 8, 2020, processed

         

NGC 7662 - Sep 8, 2020

 

NGC 7662 - Sep 8, 2020

 

NGC 7662 - Sep 8, 2020

   
NGC 7662 - Sep 8, 2020, processed   NGC 7662 - Sep 8, 2020, processed   NGC 7662 - Sep 8, 2020, processed
   

NGC 7662 - 8.9.2020

 

NGC 7662 - 8.9.2020

 

NGC 7662 - 8.9.2020

   
NGC 7662 - 8.9.2020, bearbeitet   NGC 7662 - 8.9.2020, bearbeitet   NGC 7662 - 8.9.2020, bearbeitet