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Location/ Date: |
Eggersdorf, GER/ 27.+ 28. May 2017, Liebenhof October 2011 |
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Telescope/ Lens: |
10" f/4 ONTC Newton, 8" f/4 TS Imaging Newton |
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Mount: |
Celestron CGE GPS |
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Camera: |
Atik 383L+, Canon 1000Da |
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Exposure time/ Filter: |
15x 1800" Astronomik Ha 6nm 28x 600" DSLR data |
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Total exposure time: |
12,1 hours |
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Description: |
This picture shows the emission nebula SH2-155 which is also widely known as Cave Nebula. It is located in the constellation of Cepheus in a distance of about 2400 light-years. The cave nebula sprawls over 10 light-years. The visible bright ridge consists of ionized hydrogen and was arised from the radiation of hot stars of which the brightest is standing out to the left, slightly above the centre of the picture. This radiation is also causing collapsing cores deep inside the nebula and thus the formation of new stars. |