Perseus Cluster (Abell 426, Per XR-1)

 Posted: Sep 14th, 2024
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Technical Info
Telescope/Lens: Celestron Edge HD 8"
Camera: ZWO ASI 2600 MC
Mount: Ioptron HAE 43 C
Guide Scope: ZWO 30F4
Guide Camera: SVBONY SV 905 C
Software: SharpCap 4.0, DSS, Siril, Adobe Photoshop
Accessories: Celestron 0.7X редуктор
Exposure:
52 x 180" ISO/Gain: 200
Orange zoneLight Pollution:
 Petushki Vladimirskaya Oblast, Russia
 Sep 9th, 2024
2 h 36 m
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One of the most massive objects in the Universe.
The dominant galaxy of the Perseus Cluster is NGC 1275, located at a distance of 250 million light-years from Earth.
The Perseus Cluster consists of 150 galaxies.
It is part of an even larger structure known as the Perseus-Pisces Supercluster, consisting of more than 1000 galaxies.
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