NGC7635 is a HII region emission nebula in the constellation of Cassiopeia. The bubble is created by the radiation pressure from a young 8.7 magnitude star, SAO 20575 which solar wind blows at 2000km/s. It's a blue giant star also reponsible of the molecular cloud ionization, causing it to glow. Its distance is estimated around 11000 l.y. [Wiki)] |
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Optic |
SW Quattro 8S 200mm f/4 with Baader MPCC Mark III corrector |
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Atik 383L+ |
Filters |
Baader Ha, SII, OIII 36mm |
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NEQ6 with EQASCOM
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Guide
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SW 70/500 with AlCCD5
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Frame center
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RA 23:20:20 DEC 61:12:35 J2000
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Date
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9, 10, 12, 13, 18, 19 October
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Site
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Astrobioparco di Felizzano, AL, Italy
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Exposures
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Ha - 20x900 @-10C bin 1x1 O3 - 12x900 bin 2x2 S2 - 16x900 bin 2x2
Integration time - 12h
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