Sharpless 115 & 116 and Co in Cygnus
Image Description and Details : This image features many interesting celestial objects in Cygnus, the brightest star in that constellation. First and foremost, there are two Sharpless objects known as SH2-115 & SH2 116. The first one is a very large, faint emission nebula approximately 2 degrees northwest of Deneb. Its neighbor, SH2-116, is a small round planetary nebula, featured also in this image. Secondly, they are many LBN objects in the field of view – too much ! Let’s pause there for the time being….
Copyright: @ae_astrophotoons
Location: Spain, my remote observatory
Telescope: Takahashi TOA 130 NFB
Camera: ASI 6200 mm pro
Mounts: 10 Micron 1000 HPS
Filters:
-Chroma Blue 50 mm
-Chroma Green 50 mm
-Chroma Red 50 mm
-Chroma H-alpha 3nm Bandpass 50 mm
-Chroma Sii 3nm Bandpass 50 mm
-Chroma Oiii 3nm bandpass 50mm
Integration time: 22H
Copyright: Aygen Erkaslan
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