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Dolphin Nebula in Cassiopeia
In 5 groups

Remote observatory

e-EyE Extremadura
E-EyE, Fregenal de la Sierra (Extremadura), ES
N

Cas
1h
30m
6s
·
+58°
29′
17″
0.35°
0.74″/px
269.82°N
Integration
27×1200″ | 9h | |||
27×1200″ | 9h | |||
50×300″ | 4h 10′ | |||
50×300″ | 4h 10′ | |||
50×300″ | 4h 10′ | |||
Totals | 30h 30′ |
27×1200″=9h | |
27×1200″=9h | |
50×300″=4h 10′ | |
50×300″=4h 10′ | |
50×300″=4h 10′ | |
Totals | 30h 30′ |
Imaging equipment
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Description
LBN 633 (Sharpless 2-188, Simeis 22) is a planetary nebula that is to be found 850 light years away in the constellation of Cassiopeia. It is sometimes referred to as the ‘Dolphin’ or ‘Shrimp’ nebula.
Data for this object were captured between 18 October and 19 November 2020, from a rig in Spain that is privately owned and remotely operated by Barry Wilson and me.
Capture details are as follows:
Telescope: TEC 140
Camera: QSI 690
Filters: Astrodon
Mount: 10 Micron GM2000HPS
Ha: 27 x 1200s
OIII: 27 x 1200s
Red: 50 x 300s
Green: 50 x 300s
Blue: 50 x 300s
A total of 30 hours and 30 minutes exposure.
Data Capture: Steve Milne & Barry Wilson
Image Processing: Steve Milne
Data for this object were captured between 18 October and 19 November 2020, from a rig in Spain that is privately owned and remotely operated by Barry Wilson and me.
Capture details are as follows:
Telescope: TEC 140
Camera: QSI 690
Filters: Astrodon
Mount: 10 Micron GM2000HPS
Ha: 27 x 1200s
OIII: 27 x 1200s
Red: 50 x 300s
Green: 50 x 300s
Blue: 50 x 300s
A total of 30 hours and 30 minutes exposure.
Data Capture: Steve Milne & Barry Wilson
Image Processing: Steve Milne
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