NGC 2903 (HaLRGB)

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NGC 2903 (HaLRGB)

Frank Breslawski

In 2 groups

Backyard

Home, Bergisches Land, DE

Bortle

Leo

9h 32m 13s · +21° 29′ 31″

0.32°

0.99″/px

1.40°N

Integration

Astronomik L-2 UV-IR Block	105×300″	8h 45′	3 days in 2021
Astronomik H-Alpha 6nm CCD	30×600″	5h	24 Mar 2021
Astronomik Deep-Sky R	12×300″	1h	1 Apr 2021
Astronomik Deep-Sky B	12×300″	1h	1 Apr 2021
Astronomik Deep-Sky G	12×300″	1h	1 Apr 2021
Totals		16h 45′	5 days in 2021	62%

Astronomik L-2 UV-IR Block	105×300″=8h 45′
3 days in 2021

Astronomik H-Alpha 6nm CCD	30×600″=5h
24 Mar 2021

Astronomik Deep-Sky R	12×300″=1h
1 Apr 2021

Astronomik Deep-Sky B	12×300″=1h
1 Apr 2021

Astronomik Deep-Sky G	12×300″=1h
1 Apr 2021

Totals	16h 45′
5 days in 2021	62%

Equipment

Optics	Takahashi CCA-250
Camera	Astrel Instruments AST16200B
Mount	10MicronGM3000 HPS
Filters	Astronomik Deep-Sky B Astronomik Deep-Sky G Astronomik Deep-Sky R Astronomik L-2 UV-IR Block Astronomik H-Alpha 6nm CCD
Software	PixInsight 1.8

Objects

NGC 2903 NGC 2905

Description

A rather rarely seen spiral galaxy in the constellation Leo and still belonging to the Virgo Supercluster. In image B I show another version, which has a larger field of view. The big star above creates a very own image composition, I guess. Hope you enjoy :-)

This is by the way my last image for which I used my Astrel 16200B CCD camera. New one already arrived :-)

Revision: C

Description I have increased the intensity of the stars a little more. It should sparkle a bit more in the background! :-)

Published Oct 31, 2021, 5:52:49 PM

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