NGC 7000 · IC 5070 · Cygnus
Amérique du Nord et Pélican
22h 12m 3 shots
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Nebula · Perseus
An emission nebula about 1,500 light-years away in Perseus.
It is one of the regions of ionised hydrogen, excited gas that shines, closest to the solar system. It is vast, 160 arcminutes by 40, and the star xi Persei probably lights it. Its surface brightness is so low that it is extremely difficult to observe by eye. It makes an excellent photographic target all the same. This is exactly the case where the dual-band filter and exposure time show what the eye will never see.
Source: Wikipédia en français, NGC 1499. A figure wrong? Report it.
1h 40m 2 shots
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Temps d'intégration : the total exposure time, the sum of every exposure stacked on an object.
Filtre duo-bande : it lets through only the two colours of emission nebulae.
Every shot
Sorted from the deepest to the shortest. The signal adds up from one session to the next: that is what sets a smart telescope apart from a camera.
1h 30 9 April 2026
DwarfLab DWARF 3 · Duo-bande
10m 4 November 2024
Unistellar eQuinox 2
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NGC 7000 · IC 5070 · Cygnus
22h 12m 3 shots
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NGC 7023 · Cepheus
11h 34m 4 shots
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M8 · M20 · Sagittarius
11h 23m 1 shot
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