PHASE 1
Which object did you choose to work with?
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M16 Eagle Nebula
In just a couple of sentences, briefly describe what differences you can see between
how the object looks across the three separate images included.
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The differences I noticed were that a few stars seem brighter, including the one in
the top left and middle left of the image. The image also got significantly greener
than any of the three original images.
Again, in just a couple of sentences, briefly consider the reason for visible differences
between one wavelength image's contents versus another's.
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The visible differences in the images captured at different wavelengths can be
attributed to variations in temperature, age, and location within galaxies. For
instance, a predominantly green image indicates the presence of objects emitting
light in the green part of the spectrum, associated with a specific temperature
range or types of celestial objects.
