2007/2008 update: click image to see WIYN Shots from Dr. Jacoby in High resolution
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Dr. Jacoby's images were taken under sub-arcsecond seeing conditions using the WIYN 3.5M telescope on Kitt Peak on Nov 10, 17 and 18, 2007
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Portion of Neil Fleming's 30 hour image of IC1396 showing best
known image of Crisp1 as of 1 November 2006. Image was important
in confirming the discovery was a planetary nebula rather than noise in
the 2004 and 2005 images. Because of the clarity in a 30 hour exposure
the object was easy to identify as a nebula greatly assisting the verification
process. Because the DSS and POSS images aren't as "deep" and are not
taken using emission line filters, this object shows rather poorly in those
reference plates making identification as a nebula inconclusive based on
that resource. The Emission Line images are better suited for this sort of
discovery work than are the DSS images for that reason.
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Reference images containing Crisp 1 (in chronological order)
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here for 2004 shot (Crisp)
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here for 2005 shot (Crisp)
click here for 2005 shot (Goldman/Carrico)
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here for 2006 shot (Fleming 30 hour)
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