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NGC 7635 (Sh2-162, C11) -- Bubble Nebula revisited at longer focal length, Greg Erianne
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NGC 7635 (Sh2-162, C11) -- Bubble Nebula revisited at longer focal length

Revision title: NGC 7635 (Sh2-162, C11) -- Bubble Nebula revisited at longer focal length with Ha/OIII and SII/Hb filters

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NGC 7635 (Sh2-162, C11) -- Bubble Nebula revisited at longer focal length

Revision title: NGC 7635 (Sh2-162, C11) -- Bubble Nebula revisited at longer focal length with Ha/OIII and SII/Hb filters

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he Bubble Nebula is a beautiful HII emission nebula in the Constellation Cas and is about 7,000 – 8,000 light years (ly) away from Earth, and about 7,000 ly wide.At the center of the Bubble is SAO 20575, a very large, bright (magnitude -5.5), and hot Wolf-Rayet star that creates the stellar winds which form the Bubble.The 1442mm focal length with a Ha/OIII filter on a OSC camera shows a nice bit of detail inside the bubble, despite only having about 3 hours of integration time at f/7 due to the target getting low in the sky.  The weather just hasn't allowed for follow-up sessions to acquire more imaging time.

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Title: NGC 7635 (Sh2-162, C11) -- Bubble Nebula revisited at longer focal length with Ha/OIII and SII/Hb filters

Description: The Bubble Nebula is a beautiful HII emission nebula in the Constellation Cas and is about 7,000 – 8,000 light years (ly) away from Earth, and about 7,000 ly wide.

At the center of the Bubble is SAO 20575, a very large, bright (magnitude -5.5), and hot Wolf-Rayet star that creates the stellar winds which form the Bubble.

The 1442mm focal length with both Ha/OIII and SII/Hb dual narrowband filters on an OSC camera shows a nice bit of detail inside the bubble, despite only having about 5 hours of total integration time at f/7 due to the target getting low in the sky. The weather just hasn't allowed for follow-up sessions to acquire more imaging time.

Capture Date: 11/20/23
Average Moon illumination ~56%

Celestron EdgeHD 800 w/0.7x reducer (fL = 1422mm)
ASI2600MC Pro (OSC camera)
Antlia ALP-T 2” mounted 5nm Dual Ha/OIII Narrowband Filters: Ha/OIII; SII/Hb
ZWO AM5 mount with guiding via Celestron OAG and ASI174MM mini

Dual Narrowband Ha/OIII Filter Light Frames: 36 x 300s [Total Exposure 3:00 ]
Dual Narrowband SII/Hb Filter Light Frames: 24 x 300s [Total Exposure 2:00 ]

Total Integration Time: 5:00

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NGC 7635 (Sh2-162, C11) -- Bubble Nebula revisited at longer focal length, Greg Erianne