SonnyE Loc: Communist California, USA

These are very tiny, Dick, and invisible until their faint light stimulates the digital sensor.
Our eyes and brain cannot compute what is out there. Nor how truly large these anomalies are.
To our equipment, we can gather the images because the camera never blinks and builds the image.

To me, it is mind boggling to think what was consumed and destroyed in the making of these super nova remnants.
And we are only recording a moment in time. I believe these things are still changing and we are seeing our tiny snap-shot view in the window that is our telescopes.

We are but mold on an orange. Amazed, for sure. But still just mold.

DickC Loc: NE Washington state

And they may not be there anymore or morfed into a different structure!

JimH123 Loc: Morgan Hill, CA

Are you sure that just isn't smoke that we are sending you from California? Just kidding. Outstanding image.

Regarding the CA fires. I just got back to the Bay Area from a drive down to San Diego and back. Haze everywhere. Even a mountain just 1 mile away looks like a view through fog. Saw actual flames in only one area coming down I5 into the area near Sonny.

nikonshooter Loc: Spartanburg, South Carolina

So far our little piece of property at Frazier Park has been out of harm's way! But what a calamity for so many - loss of life - loss of possessions - sorta puts things into perspective! We have no complaints here! Praying for all of you west-coasters!