What Would You See If You Travelled to a Nebula?

[@jerrygipson2439]

Excellent video! Thanks.

[@viewintospace]

Wow, on one side AMAZING production, you should start doing Hollywood films!!!! And as an add on, very useful and interesting information! So simply great video!!!!!!!

[@gregerianne3880]

Very neat! Thanks so much, Pauly.

[@FAstroHD]

That was cool, well done mate.

[@PaulymanAstro]

Thanks, it was a lot of fun to make.

[@starsips]

You are a legend mate

[@PaulymanAstro]

Really I just want an excuse to repeatedly show off my only image for a few years haha.

[@starsips]

Haha with the amount of rain we've had in the past two years, I think that's perfectly fine

[@davidleejenkins]

Well done! I’m glad you addressed the Hollywoodization of how nebulae look in Sci-Fi movies.

[@travlon5101]

It's one thing to think up the idea of the contents of this video, but to put it all together and all the work involved, you did an awesome job !! It's probably true too, that if one was there, we would see no nebula gas except the outskirts of this large cloud. A beautiful final image. Did you make a video of you capturing it? I was wondering how many hours of exposure time it took to get so much detail, and what bortle sky it was taken in. Really beautiful. CS

[@PaulymanAstro]

Thanks a lot. The final image was 21 hours of exposure under Bortle 5 skies supposedly, but I’d say in reality my skies are more like Bortle 6 or even 7 near the horizon.