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This is an amazing planetary nebula. I have read it somewhere that this is the planetary nebula (deep-sky object ?) showing the most detail. And it reveals a lot with any kind of telescope. Unfortunately the seeing was not the best during the drawing. A couple of days before we took a look at it with the 24" Dobsonian when the seeing was much better. We could see at least twice as many details as in this drawing. Sanyi was using the big Dobsonian to tackle the objects of Musca. He was shocked when he found this gem. He called us and we stood in awe as well.


The Hubble Space Telescope (HST) photo of NGC 5189 can be seen to the left together with my drawing made using a 16" Dobsonian. The main structures of the planetary nebula could be seen pretty well in the telescope but the delicate details remained hidden in this case as well. It might be worth comparing the stars as well.

Antlia galaxy
The grand spiral galaxy of Antlia

Pyxis planetary nebula
Planetary nebula in the constellation of Pyxis

Chamaeleon planetary nebula
Planetary nebula in Chamaeleon

Grus planetary nebula
Big planetary nebula in Grus

Virgo galaxies
Arp 240 interacting galaxies in Virgo

Volans galaxy
The great spiral galaxy of Volans