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On this page I collect my observations of the galactic emission nebula Sh2-101 (Tulip Nebula) in constellation Cygnus.
The galactic emission nebula Sh2-101 (Tulip Nebula) in constellation Cygnus is faint and resembles a tulip on photos, hence its name. It was cataloged by the astronomer Stewart Sharpless in his catalog of nebulae published in 1959.
Sh2-101 (Tulip Nebula)
Size: 15' x 9' (Wikipedia)
Distance: 7,000 light years (Wikipedia)
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The galactic emission nebula Sh2-101 (Tulip Nebula) in constellation Cygnus (Image Courtesy of SkySafari Astronomy, www.simulationcurriculum.com)
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Sh2-101, Aug 10, 2024 - 2000 (378 frames = 3780s), Dual Band Filter |
Sh2-101, Aug 10, 2024 - 2000 (378 frames = 3780s), Dual Band Filter, processed (PSE) |
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Sh2-101, Aug 10, 2024 - 2000 (378 frames = 3780s), Dual Band Filter, processed and denoised (DN) |
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Sh2-101, Oct 27, 2026 - original (120 frames = 2h), DuoBand Filter |
Sh2-101, Oct 27, 2026 - original (120 frames = 2h), DuoBand Filter, processed with Stellar Studio |
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Sh2-101, Oct 27, 2026 - original (120 frames = 2h), DuoBand Filter, processed with Stellar Studio and post-processed |
Sh2-101, Oct 27, 2026 - original (120 frames = 2h), DuoBand Filter, processed with Stellar Studio and further post-processed |
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| Sh2-101, Oct 27, 2026 - original (120 frames = 2h), DuoBand Filter, processed with Stellar Studio and AstroWizard, further post-processed |
Sh2-101, Oct 27, 2026 - original (120 frames = 2h), DuoBand Filter, processed with AstroWizard, denoised and further post-processed |
