2011 M17-M18-M23-M24-M25 with Zenith Giove-11A 135mmf4 lens_Aut01 (Rocco Parisi)

Celestial hemisphere: Southern · Constellation: Sagittarius (Sgr) · Contains: Checkmark Nebula · IC 1283 · IC 1284 · IC 4701 · IC 4715 · IC 4725 · Lobster Nebula · M 17 · M 23 · M 24 · M 25 · NGC 6494 · NGC 6554 · NGC 6618 · Small Sgr Star Cloud · Swan Nebula · The star 14Sgr · The star 15Sgr · The star 16Sgr · The star 21Sgr · The star μSgr · omega Nebula

2011 M17-M18-M23-M24-M25 with Zenith Giove-11A 135mmf4 lens_Aut01, Rocco Parisi

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2011 M17-M18-M23-M24-M25 with Zenith Giove-11A 135mmf4 lens_Aut01

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2011 M17-M18-M23-M24-M25 with Zenith Giove-11A 135mmf4 lens_Aut01

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Dopo aver ripreso la zona www.flickr.com/photos/rocco_parisi/5908324061/ , ho puntato la Via Lattea intorno a Messier 24 (M24).

L'astronomo C. Messier l'ha catalogata come un oggetto del profondo cielo, ma in realtà si tratta di una vasta nube stellare facilmente visibile ad occhio sotto un cielo non inquinato nella costellazione del Sagittario ed è nota anche come "Nube delle Caustiche".

Le sue dimensioni reali sono notevoli, circa 600 a.l., e dista circa 10-16.000 a.l.

Il campo inquadrato contiene innumerevoli altri oggetti del profondo cielo, tra cui la nebulosa M17 e gli ammassi aperti M18, m23 e M25 oltre ad altri innumerevoli oggetti minori. E' presente persino il pianeta Plutone.

Magnitudine limite: circa +14.5m.

Lens: Zenith Giove-11A 135mm f/4 (ЗЕНИТ ЮПИТЕР-11A) flic.kr/p/8AZNWo

Camera Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL(Rebel XT) mod. Baader ACF

34x80s 1600iso / 21 dark /21 flat / 21 bias

date 29/06/2011

Location Monti Nebrodi (Sicily-Italy) 37°55'50.27"N , 14°38'12.31"E, 1442m slm

Seeing 2-3 (scala Antoniadi inversa)

Meteo: sereno, trasparenza quasi discreta, vento leggero da N-NW, 14-13°C.

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