M1 is the remnant of an exploded star 1000 years ago in the
constellation Taurus. Taken with the SAC 8.
M8 is a bright nebula in Sagittarius. This is a composite image.
M16 is a nebula in Scutum.
These are the famous pillars of creation from the Hubble photo. Taken with the SAC-8.
M17 is a bright nebula in Sagitta. Taken with
the SAC-8.
M20 is a bright nebula in Sagittarius. Taken
with the SAC-8.
M27 is the remnant of an exploded star in the constellation Vulpecula.
Taken with the SAC 8.
M42 is one of the brightest objects in
the sky. The first is a color composite. The second
is a mosaic.
This is the brighter Trapezium
region. Taken
with the QuickCam Zoom and .5 second images
from the SAC-8.
M57 is the remnant of an exploded star in the constellation Lyra. Taken with the SAC-8.
M76 is the remnant of an exploded star in Perseus. Taken with the SAC 8.
M97 is the remnant of an exploded star in Ursa Major. Taken with the SAC 8.
The Crescent Nebula in Cygnus. Taken with the SAC-8.
The Flaming Tree nebula is a nebula next to Alnitak, one of the
belt stars of Orion. Taken with the SAC 8.
The Bubble nebula is a nebula next to M52 in Cassiopeia. Taken with the SAC 8.
The Horsehead nebula is a dark nebula in Orion. Taken
with the SAC 8.
The Iris nebula in Cepheus. Taken with the SAC
8.