A closeup image, showing the huge density of stars of M13 π€©
ππ Another #Astrophotography object:
This is the Great Globular Cluster in Hercules. Hundreds of thousands of stars crammed into a 150 light-year diameter ball!
10h o LRGB integration time during 2 nights.
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The sorrounding region is fully packed of distant galaxies π«
Almost every faint fuzzy point is a tiny galaxy in this image
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ππ It's good to return to familiar #Astrophotography objects:
The Whirlpool Galaxy (M51), a cosmic collision in progress 31-millions light years away in Canes Venatici.
15h of LRGBHa integration during 3 nights.
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ππ Another #Astrophotography of 2024:
The beautiful Rosette Nebula πΉ(NGC 2237), a huge star formation gas and cloud region in Monoceros constellation
Integration time of 10hours during 3 nights using SHO Narrowband filters.
ππ My first #Astrophotography of 2024:
Captured the stunning Orion Nebula #M42, the northern hemisphere's brightest, visible to the naked eye. πΈβ¨
Integration time of 12 hours during 3 nights using LRGB filters.
On the other hand, the Flame Nebula (NGC 2024) appears as a vast portion of the sky ablaze, resembling a cosmic inferno! π₯π
The Horsehead Nebula (IC 434) gets its name from the dust clouds that strikingly resemble a horse's head. π΄β¨
ππ Excited to share my #Astrophotography highlights:
Captured the Horsehead Nebula (and Flame Nebula) in Orion! π΄π₯ My favorite area within my favourite constellation.
Integration time of 12 hours during 2 nights using LRGB-Ha filters.
ππMy #Astrophotography autumn season:
The Wizard Nebula (NGC 7380), an emission nebula in Cepheus.
Integration time of 11 hours during 3 nights using SHO narrowband filters.
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David Γvila