A close look at the Bubble nebula in the constellation Cassiopeia.
This massive bubble (7 light years across) is formed by stellar winds blowing off the adjacent star which are moving 4 million miles an hour.
The Bubble is 7100 light years from Earth.
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Technical Details
Imaged over 4 nights (12 hours total)
Askar 600mm f5.6 telescope
asi533 cooled color camera, Radian Triad filter, Eqm6 mount.
77-10 minute images stacked in Astropixel, PP in Pixinsight, Capture one, Affinity photo
Lovely!! Impressive to be able to get 12 hours of acquisition, and 10 minute subs!! That pays off in details pulled put. Camera, telescope, tracker and processing are working very well for you!
Another stunning and inspiring image Dan. I think what amazes men most about these astrophotos, is the distance the light has traveled in order for us to even make a photo. What we are seeing is the past, the very distant past at that. Thank you, Dan.
Another fantastic image Dan. I know little to nothing about the constellations, nebulas, etc… but I can recognize a bubble when I see one! Just amazing.
So glad you’re sharing your astro photography with us here on NPN!
