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Discovery of an Amazing Object in the Sky

Discovery of an Amazing Object in the Sky
I was observing on the night of 31st of March this year.

Just after the midnight I chanced upon this amazing discovery.

The night sky was crystal clear. The telescope was pointing towards Virgo, the Virgin.
And this is what I got.

Even though the image was shaken up a bit, the image itself intrigued me.
I therefore took one more image.

I had never seen anything like this before. This object looked exactly like a planetary nebula.
A planetary nebula is an astronomical object consisting of a glowing shell of gas
and plasma formed by certain types of stars at the end of their lives.
There are some very nice examples of this kind exist - but this is unique indeed.
 
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Step 1The Kiss Nebula

The Kiss Nebula
After some image processing this is what I could get out of the image above.

I think this object should should be called appropriately Kiss Nebula.
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Dec 8, 2011. 12:44 PMsuperdave5481 says:
I am very familiar with this kind of faked photograph. There are few ways of doing this. I have done this kind of thing in black and white film in my home darkroom and made ghosts in a rail car (an awesome double exposure print I should have sold). I have done this kind of thing with Photoshop. I have done this doing double exposures in a 35mm SLR. I am a published professional photographer (just not published as much as I need to be). This is great though, Cheers!
Sep 21, 2011. 5:39 AMDream Dragon says:
That is very cool, a well planned, nicely documented and elegantly carried through prank.
Sep 1, 2011. 7:50 PMrimar2000 says:
Nice joke! Maybe a Godess is kissing us...

When I was young (younger than today, I say) I studied astronomy. A night I was at the photographic laboratory and had a fun idea: I took a sensitive plate, sprinkled over it a little talcum powder, I presented it a moment to light and then revealed. The result was a beautiful "constellation unknown", with which I had fun listening to the speculation of all my professors. Obviously, everyone was sure "it is this" or "it is that"!

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