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Blue Lagoon
Lagoon Nebula. Of course, the nebula is itself a star-forming region, but the stars that appear and disappear here include background and foreground stars that by chance lie along the same line of sight. In this "for fun" comparison of two nearly identical digital images, the stellar point sources were removed from one image by computer processing to leave only the diffuse emission from the glowing gas clouds. In both pictures, red emission (H-alpha emission) from atomic hydrogen dominates the cosmic lagoon's visible light, but narrow band filters were used to record the image data and map the hydrogen emission to green hues, with emission from sulfur atoms in red and oxygen in blue. The lovely Lagoon Nebula spans about 30 light-years at an estimated distance of 5,000 light-years toward the constellation Sagittarius.
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Phil Robinson
has participated in the SETI@home project since 22 February 2001, and has contributed 9,015 Cobblestones of computation (7.79 quadrillion floating-point operations) and 426 Classic workunits to SETI@home's search for extraterrestrial life.
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Director, SETI@home
24 November 2006
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