LDN1355

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Nebula LDN 1355
Located in the constellation of Cassiopeia,
These dark nebulae lurk in the stellar lairs of the Milky Way. They often connect with the sites of low-mass star formation, but can also float in the arms of the Milky Way as simple cold molecular clouds. They do not have their own light in the visible range and are more recognizable by obscuring more distant stars. And if the astrophoto is taken with long exposure, its brownish color can be seen in the light of nearby stars.
The Helping Hand Nebula is seen toward the constellation Cassiopeia. The shape of the dust cloud darkens in the light of nearby stars, either with a bluish light or sometimes with a yellowish light, but we mainly see its brownish hue.
Photo taken halfway with my outing partner Héctor Hernández
He was in charge of the luminance part with his team, TS imagine star 130, qhy 16200a camera on an eq6 pro and RB focus Merlin 34x600s focuser
For my part, I was in charge of taking the shots in RGB, 75x120s, for each RGB channel, equipment: TS photoline 80/480, TS 0.79x reducer, asi 1600mm camera, eq6pro mount, RB focus Merlin, controlled with RB focus gaiusS

Copyright: Carlos Luna and Héctor Hernández