Explain a technique, that can be used by non-professional astronomers, and whose results could go in line with the characterization of planetary atmospheres.

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IC 1848 – Soul Nebula

The numerous columns of gas and dust in this nebula are known areas of star formation. Taking images with different filters allows us to very well separate the elements that form it, the blue color being characteristic of Oxygen.

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IC 5146

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Sh2-129

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Sh2-73

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