From Cepheus to Cygnus @ Mosaic 50 mm (Ha) (Wolfgang Zimmermann)

From Cepheus to Cygnus @ Mosaic 50 mm (Ha)

In the two recording nights I was able to record with 50 mm, numerous known objects. The area from Cepheus to the Cygnus contains a lot of interesting galactic nebulae. I have designated some larger ones with the corresponding catalog numbers.

Sh2-129 = Flying Bat nebula, distance 2300 ly

IC 1396 = open cluster in an emission nebula, distance 2400-3000 ly

Sh2-132 = Lion's Mane nebula, distance 10400 ly

IC 5146 = Cocoon nebula, distance 3262 ly

Sh2-119 = diffuse nebula in Cygnus constellation, distance 2200 ly

NGC 7000 = North American nebula, distance 1600 ly

IC 5070 = Pelican nebula, distance 1800 ly

IC 5068 = Bright nebula, distance 2000 ly

Simeis 57 = Propeller nebula, distance 4600 ly

IC 1318A = a part of Butterfly nebula, distance 3700 ly

IC 1318 = Butterfly nebula, distance 3700 ly

NGC 6888 = Crescent nebula, distance 4100 ly

Sh2-101 = Tulip nebula, distance 5871 ly

Unfortunately, the distances are from different sources. I hope that fits the order?!

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