| IC1848. The Embryo Nebula |
| Diffuse nebula in Casiopea |
| Close together in Casiopea we can find two
emission nebulas called the Heart and soul nebulaes (The last one also
known as the embryo nebula). Both nebulas are red bright due to the
hidrogen excited by the solar wind emited by joung stars. Several young
stars clusters can be found inside both nebulas. Distance to Earth: 6000 light years |
| Date and
location |
25-aug-2008. Caraquiz, Guadalajara |
| Telescope | ASA N10 FL=906mm. Autoguide with Guidemaster, QHY6 and Miniborg50 |
| Camera | Artemis11002. Baader 7nm H-alpha, 8nm OIII, 8,5nm SII filters |
| Image
processing |
H: 60x300s, SO=40x300s, stacked with CCDstack. Processed with PixInsight. |
| Date and
location |
24-aug-2008. Caraquiz, Guadalajara |
| Telescope | ASA N10 FL=906mm. Autoguide with Guidemaster, QHY6 and Miniborg50 |
| Camera | Artemis11002. Baader 7nm H-alpha filter |
| Image
processing |
H: 60x300s, stacked with CCDstack. Processed with PixInsight. |
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| Date and
location |
17-nov-2007. Caraquiz, Guadalajara |
| Telescope | Megrez II 80ED FL=560
Autoguide with Guidemaster, Toucam SC3 and Miniborg50 |
| Camera | Artemis11002. |
| Image
processing |
H: 11x900s, OS: 12x300s bin 2x2, stacked with CCDstack. Processed with PixInsight and Photoshop. |
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