A fierce fire, a lively water puddle, a lonely fly and... a lurking spider - IC 405 / NGC 1893 / NGC 1931 / IC 417

A fierce fire, a lively water puddle, a lonely fly and... a lurking spider - IC 405 / NGC 1893 / NGC 1931 / IC 417 Nov 22, 2024 407 views12387×8247148.73 MB

Georg G Albrecht

In 13 groups

Backyard

My summer lookout, Palm Springs (CA), US

Bortle

Aur

5h 22m 53s · +34° 11′ 26″

3.21°

1.55″/px

-30.03°N

Integration

Multiband	211×300″	17h 35′	7 days in 2024	11%

Multiband	211×300″=17h 35′
7 days in 2024	11%

Imaging equipment

Telescope	William OpticsRedCat 51 II
Camera	Player OnePoseidon-C Pro
Mount	OrionAtlas II EQ-G
Filter	AntliaALP-T Dual Band 5nm 2"
Accessories	DeepSkyDadFlap Panel (FP1) Pegasus AstroFalcon Rotator 2 Pegasus AstroPowerbox Micro Pegasus AstroUSB Control Hub ProAstroGearBlack-CAT Mount StarfieldDew Heater DH-2 StarfieldDew Heater DH-3 ZWOEAF ZWOEFW 5 x 2"
Software	Cranfield / PayneGeneralized Hyperbolic Stretching (GHS) Module/Script Open PHD Guiding ProjectPHD2 Pleiades AstrophotoPixInsight Russell Croman AstrophotographyBlurXTerminator Russell Croman AstrophotographyNoiseXTerminator Russell Croman AstrophotographyStarXTerminator Stefan BergNighttime Imaging 'N' Astronomy (N.I.N.A. / NINA) Tom PalmerTarget Scheduler

Guiding equipment

Guiding optics	ZWO30mm Mini Guider Scope
Guiding camera	ZWOASI290MM Mini

Objects

Flaming Star Nebula M 36 M 38 NGC 1893 NGC 1907 NGC 1912 NGC 1931 NGC 1960 IC 405 IC 410 + 35 more

Description

Here the annotation for this image... Of course I had to come across a little Planetary Nebula in my image, although it still needs to be confirmed.
I imaged the Flaming Star and the Tadpole Nebulae last year with my ASI183MC pro (at 1/4 of this FOV) and I am really loving the new Poseidon-C camera. It is so much more sensitive to photons when it comes to capture fainter nebulae. There are so much interesting structures in this area.

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Published Nov 22, 2024, 7:02:35 AM

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