SEAGULL NEBULA and THOR'S HELMET (AdAstro)

Celestial hemisphere: Southern · Constellation: Canis Major (CMa) · Contains: IC 2177 · IC 468 · LBN 1027 · LBN 1030 · LBN 1033 · LBN 1034 · LBN 1035 · LBN 1037 · LBN 1038 · LBN 1039 · LBN 1040 · LBN 1041 · LDN 1658 · NGC 2327 · NGC 2335 · NGC 2343 · NGC 2345 · NGC 2353 · NGC 2359 · PK223-02.1 · PK225+00.1 · PK225-02.1 · Sh2-292 · Sh2-295 · Sh2-296 · Sh2-297 · Sh2-298 · VdB90 · VdB91 · VdB92 · And 2 more.

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SEAGULL NEBULA and THOR'S HELMET

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SEAGULL NEBULA and THOR'S HELMET

SEAGULL NEBULA and THOR'S HELMET

The upper left is, IC 2177, also known as the Seagull Nebula. A broad region of nebulosity located on the border between Monoceros and Canis Major, rich in Hydrogen-alpha.

The lower right is, NGC 2359, a bright emission and/or reflection nebula in Canis Major, nicknamed Thor's Helmet. This a beautiful O-iii region. One of my favorites

----My Instruments------
Scope: Radian 61 (274mm) 🔭 @radiantelescopes
Mount: EQM 35PRO ⚙
Main Camera: ASI1600MM 📷 @zwoasi
Guide Camera: Asi120mm-mini 📷
Guide Scope: Svbony SV165 🔭 @svbonyastronomy
ZWO 5V EAF ⚙
ZWO EFW 8-position
Antlia 3nm: Ha 🔴, Siii🟢, Oii🔵
Brain: AsiAir Pro 🧠
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----PANE TWO---
Ha - 30 x 300 sec
OIII - 30 x 300 sec
BIN1x1
Dithered (every 3 frames at 5 pixels)
138 gain
-20 degree

----PANE ONE---
Ha - 30 x 300 sec
OIII - 30 x 300 sec
BIN1x1
Dithered (every 3 frames at 5 pixels)
138 gain
-20 degree

Total integration between to panes: 10hrs

----Calibration-----
30 darks
30 flats
100 bias

----Processing----
DSS/Pixinsight/Ps.

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Status	Advanced success
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Astrometry.net job	5561656
PixInsight job	3LLPF8H5PLC5JXF1EIOZODRWKTRKSQKT
PixInsight queue size	n/a
PixInsight stage	TASK_LOG

RA (center)	07h11m01s.75
RA (top/left)	07h13m08s.33
RA (top/right)	07h00m36s.39
RA (bottom/right)	07h08m52s.23
RA (bottom/left)	07h21m32s.43

Dec (center)	-11°51′21″.8
Dec (top/left)	-08°58′25″.8
Dec (top/right)	-10°25′33″.9
Dec (bottom/right)	-14°44′11″.8
Dec (bottom/left)	-13°15′54″.6

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