NGC 7635 & SH2 157 - Bubble & Lobster Claw Nebula - Chuck Novice
Photo description / processing
Constellation: Cassiopeia
Type of object: Emitting nebulae
Distance: 10,000 light-years
Magnitude: 10.0
Discovered in : 1787
Fun Facts !
The Bubble Nebula is a shell of gas, about 7 light-years in diameter.
To the left of the bubble's center is a large, bright star. It is thousands of times brighter than our sun and 45 times more massive.
The stellar winds and radiation emitted by this star expel gas and other dense material, creating the shape of the bubble.
The star still has 10 to 20 million years to live, before probably exploding into a supernova.
Technical information
- Telescope/Lens
- Sky-Watcher 200PDS
- Camera
- Canon EOS 6D
- Mount
- Sky-Watcher HEQ5 Pro
- Guide Scope
- Sky-Watcher 9/50
- Guide Camera
- ZWO ASI120MM Mini
- Accessories
- TS-Optics Superflat GPU Coma Corrector
- Software
- Pixinsight, Adobe Photoshop
- Location
- Gers, France
Light pollution
Green, Bortle 4 zone
- Date taken
Exposure
- 64 × 120″ · ISO/Gain: 1600 · Filter ALP-T Dual Band (Ha-OIII) 5nm ·
Total exposure: 2 h 8 m









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