NGC2264 (Pierre Gac)

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L’univers qui nous semble si obscur à nos yeux est en réalité rempli d’objets célestes de toute beauté. Avec patience il est possible de dénicher dans ce chao infini des perles de lumière, comme cette nébuleuse aux couleurs flamboyantes.

NGC 2264 est probablement ma cible cosmique préférée, non seulement pour sa beauté et ses couleurs mais aussi parce qu’elle semble avoir été placé au bon endroit au bon moment. En effet, elle « visible » dans notre hémisphère de début décembre à fin février comme s’il s’agissait d’un cadeau de Noël intergalactique.Pour réaliser cette image j’ai dû procéder à un temps de pose particulièrement long, presque 50h ont été nécessaire pour que se révèlent tous les détails des nuages de gaz.Les acquisitions ont été réalisé entre décembre 2021 et janvier 2022. La photographie présentée résulte de la technique SHO dite palette Hubble et est le résultat d’un long traitement et de très nombreuses versions. J’ai finalement choisi celle-ci pour ses couleurs de Noël.

Temps de pose total : +46h

Ha 364x300 / SII 100x300 / OIII 100x300

ONTC F4 200/800 sur EQ6 R PRO
ASI 1600mm Pro refroidie
Auto guidage : así 120 mini sur lunette guide artesky 60mm
FIltre : Ha3nm Antilia / OIII 8,5nm BAADER / SII 8nm BAADER

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ZWO ASI1600MM/QHY163M
ZWO ASI 1600 MC

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Status	Advanced success
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Astrometry.net job	6815479
PixInsight job	ZOPQ5L7JE4TSIZ7B4MG2BS4V3WHNGQU8
PixInsight queue size	n/a
PixInsight stage	TASK_LOG

RA (center)	06h40m50s.661
RA (top/left)	06h38m40s.268
RA (top/right)	06h42m15s.713
RA (bottom/right)	06h43m01s.320
RA (bottom/left)	06h39m25s.216

Dec (center)	+09°49′52″.40
Dec (top/left)	+09°17′21″.14
Dec (top/right)	+09°09′15″.85
Dec (bottom/right)	+10°22′17″.28
Dec (bottom/left)	+10°30′28″.64

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