M61 y Galaxias de Virgo (Astrofotografia A.R.B.)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Virgo (Vir) · Contains: 17 Vir · IC 3153 · IC 3155 · IC 782 · M 61 · NGC 4255 · NGC 4257 · NGC 4259 · NGC 4261 · NGC 4264 · NGC 4266 · NGC 4268 · NGC 4269 · NGC 4270 · NGC 4273 · NGC 4277 · NGC 4281 · NGC 4282 · NGC 4287 · NGC 4292 · NGC 4300 · NGC 4301 · NGC 4303 · NGC 4324

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M61 y Galaxias de Virgo

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M61 y Galaxias de Virgo

Una imagen vale más que mil palabras, lo que veo en este trocito de cielo, es la inmensidad del universo, es una locura pensar en cifras, tamaños o distancias aquí toman un significado de proporciones incalculables a la mente humana. El espacio la última frontera.... Messier 61 la más destacada en esta fotografía, una estrella doble bicolor en el centro y multitud de galaxias diversas y en cúmulos repartidas por todo en campo visual de la imagen.
M61 es una galaxia espiral intermedia, se encuentra a 60 millones de años luz de distancia en la constelación de Virgo. Con aproximadamente 100 000 años luz de diámetro, M61 es una de las galaxias espirales más grandes y brillantes del cúmulo de Virgo, y es casi el mismo tamaño de la VíaLáctea, perteneciendo dentro de ese cúmulo a la agrupación Nube S. Seis supernovas se han observado en M61, la más reciente en 2008.

Equipo utilizado;

Telescopio: Refractor SW Esprit100 ED Apo
Montura: Eq6r-pro Sw
Rueda Portafiltros: Zwo EFW 7x2
Autoenfocador: Rb-focus
Smartbox: Gaiuss Rb-focus
Guiado: Ts 60/240mm+Zwo Asi462mc
Baader L-RGB

Datos de captura;

Las secuencias han sido llevadas a cabo desde mi terraza en la Isla de Palma de Mallorca Baleares (España) con NINA Phd2, Eqmod, Ascom todo conectado al Smartbox Gaiuss RbfocusCalidad de cielo Bortle 8

L 181x45s-20°C
R 113x45s -20°C
G 151x45s -20°C
B 126x45s -20°C
HA 12x300s -20°C

50 ~ Darks
30 ~ Flats
150 ~ Darkflats

Un total de 8'h 8min. de integración total.
Datos apilados y procesados en Pixinsight 1.8, firmado en Ps2021 y retoques finales en Lightroon.

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PixInsight stage	TASK_LOG

RA (center)	12h21m36s.57
RA (top/left)	12h18m59s.99
RA (top/right)	12h18m50s.33
RA (bottom/right)	12h24m13s.28
RA (bottom/left)	12h24m23s.29

Dec (center)	+05°06′42″.8
Dec (top/left)	+06°01′46″.1
Dec (top/right)	+04°13′23″.1
Dec (bottom/right)	+04°11′35″.0
Dec (bottom/left)	+05°59′58″.5

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