TadPoles

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TadPoles
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IC 410 (The TadPoles) inside the larger Nebula NGC 1893 near the bright star Capella in the night sky.
A fairly deep space object, 12 million light years away.
Imaged last night in a short 70 minute session under the Full moon in Portland Oregon.

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Technical Details

Is this a composite: No
14-5 minute light frames, assorted calibration frames.
Asi294 camera with 336mm scope.
Guided with asi120mm camera.
Radian quad filter.
PP in Astropixel, Pixinsight, Affinity photo, Capture one.

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Far out! Are those deep space objects clusters of stars or what?

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Thanks Mike, for the most part the Nebula areas are star forming areas, this one, which is next to the Flaming Star, a more famous one is an active star forming area of various gas clouds if you will…

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Wow Dan, this is really cool. I’m still amazed you can get these shots here in town. Well done.

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Tadpoles… that’s a great name for them. Another amazing “backyard” image Dan. Another nice alternative for me would be the left side cropped off; it tends to drag my eye to the edge of the image and away from the tadpoles.