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M16, situé dans la queue du Serpent, est un amas ouvert d'étoiles enveloppé d'une nébuleuse : la nébuleuse de l'Aigle.
Image du T106RC, le télescope de l’observatoire de Puimichel, Alpes de Haute Provence
Contributeurs Michel Peyro, Sébastien Moindrot et Dany Cardoen
Photo réalisée par Jean-François Bax
Instrument utilisé : LX200
Pellicule utilisée ; 2415
Temps de pose : 1 seconde
IC 2027
NGC 2671
IC 983
NGC 6050
Jupiter
A stunning image of M31 captured by Subaru Telescope's Hyper Suprime-Cam (HSC) displays the fruits of international collaboration and technological sophistication aligned with cutting-edge science. In addition to providing information about a nearby galaxy that resembles our own, this image demonstrates HSC's capability to fulfill Subaru Telescope's intention of producing a large-scale survey of the Universe. The combination of a large mirror, a wide field of view, and sharp imaging represents a giant step into a new era of observational astronomy and will contribute to answering questions about the nature of dark energy and matter. It marks another successful stage in HSC's commissioning process, which involves checking all of HSC's capabilities before it is ready for open use.
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