La région du Cygne (Julien.Looten)

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La région du Cygne

Link: https://www.flickr.com/photos/julienlooten/50894302633/in/datetaken-public/

La région du Cygne

Link: https://www.flickr.com/photos/julienlooten/50894302633/in/datetaken-public/

Français :

Cette image est un assemblage de 10 photos (ou tuiles) et fait 120 millions de pixels. Elle cumule 11h de temps d’exposition… Les photographies sont réalisées avec un Canon 6d Astrodon et un Samyang 135mm f/2 (fermé à f/2.8), le tout est supporté par une monture NEQ6 pro goto (ciel Bortle 5).

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La constellation du Cygne renferme énormément de gaz et de poussière formant plusieurs nébuleuses. Au centre de l’image, on retrouve : la nébuleuse de l’Amérique du Nord, du Papillon et du Croissant. Dans le coin inférieur droit se trouve les Dentelles du Cygne, un rémanent (vestiges) de Supernova qui a explosé il y a plus de 10 000 ans… tout à gauche se trouve la nébuleuse de la Trompe d’éléphant… et bien d’autres…

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Cette constellation est facilement reconnaissable à l’œil nu, grâce à son étoile principale, Deneb (étoile blanche/bleutée au centre de l’image).

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English :

This image is a mosaic of 10 photos and is 120 million pixels. It accumulates 11 hours of exposure time ... The photographs are taken with a Canon 6d Astrodon and a Samyang 135mm f / 2 (closed to f / 2.8), with a NEQ6 pro goto mount (Bortle 5 sky).

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The constellation Cygnus contains a lot of gas and dust forming several nebulae. In the center of the image are: the North America, the Butterfly and the Crescent Nebula. In the lower right corner is the Cygnus loop, a remnant (remnant) of Supernova that exploded over 10,000 years ago… on the far left is the Elephant's Trunk Nebula… and many more ...

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This constellation is easily recognized by the naked eye, thanks to its main star, Deneb (white / bluish star in the center of the image).

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Thank you in advance ;)

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