Bright Nebulae - Autumn
Cepheus to Perseus
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M52 and Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635) in Cassiopeia NGC 7635: Mag 11,0 - Size 15' x 8' ; M52: Mag 6,9 - Size 13' - 200 stars 2005 Oct 10 - FS-60C - SXV-H9 - Ha:R:G:B: 96:20:16:20 min |
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Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635) in Cassiopeia Mag 11,0 - Size 15' x 8' 2005 Sep 13 - C8 @ f/6.3 - SXV-H9 - Ha = 12 x 4 min |
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IC 1848 (Soul Nebula) in Cassiopeia Mag 6.5 (cluster) - size 90' x 45' (neb) - cluster with nebulosity 2004 Nov 23 - FS-60C with Sky90 reducer - SXV-H9 - H-alpha: 114 min Large but very faint emission nebula next to IC 1805 (Heart Nebula). |
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IC 1805 (Heart Nebula) in Cassiopeia 2004 Sep 09 - 135 mm f/2.8 lens at f/4 - SXV-H9 H-alpha = 96 min The "Heart" part of the "Heart and Soul" Nebula (part of the "Soul" is visible to the lower left) |
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IC 1396 in Cepheus 2004 Sep 08/09 - 135 mm f/2.8 lens at f/4 - SXV-H9 Ha:G:B = 80:16:12 min Colour version of image below using H-alpha exposures as red |
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IC 1396 in Cepheus 2004 Sep 08 - 135 mm f/2.8 lens at f/4 - SXV-H9 H-alpha = 80 min A very large but faint nebula south of the red carbon star, mu Cephei (near top center) |
NGC 7635 (Bubble Nebula) in Cassiopeia
Magnitude 11,0 - Size 15' x 8'
11 Oct 2003 - C8 @ f/6.3 - SXV-H9 - H-alpha: 22 min
First night out with new SXV-H9 camera. The exposure was cut short due to incoming clouds
NGC 281 in Cassiopeia
Magnitude 7,4 - Size 35' x 30'
14 Oct 2003 - FFC 3.5/500 - SXV-H9 - L(Ha)RGB = 54:13:14:10 min
This bright nebula is located in a dense star field. This nebula is sometimes called the Packman nebula due to its shape. The luminance exposure was made through an H-alpha filter