Milky Way (CYG/LYR) (Wouter Cazaux)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Cygnus (Cyg) · Contains: NGC 6960 · NGC 7000 · North America Nebula · Part of the constellation Cepheus (Cep) · Part of the constellation Delphinus (Del) · Part of the constellation Draco (Dra) · Part of the constellation Pegasus (Peg) · The constellation Cygnus (Cyg) · The constellation Lacerta (Lac) · The constellation Lyra (Lyr) · The constellation Sagitta (Sge) · The constellation Vulpecula (Vul) · The star Albireo (β1Cyg) · The star Alderamin (αCep) · The star Altais (δDra) · The star Deneb (αCyg) · The star Gienah (εCyg) · The star Sadr (γCyg) · The star Sulafat (γLyr) · The star Vega (αLyr) · The star δCyg · The star ζCyg · Veil Nebula

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Milky Way (CYG/LYR)

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Milky Way (CYG/LYR)

20210801- (CYG/LYR) Milky Way - What do you see when you look up at the sky?

What was the experience
Most of us, when we look up, only see the major stars of the constellations … 😟
Light pollution turns our night skies into milky skies, instead of being able to see the Milky Way 😞
With the help of light pollution filters, we can capture a glimpse of the beauty of the Milky Way, wishing we could see these wonders of scattered nebulae with our naked eyes 🤩 We can only dream of the Milky Way beauty captured by our cameras
But, in my imagination I see stars exploding, gas nebula expanding and lone debris and dust whirling around in the vastness of space … 😍

What’s in the picture(s)
Milky Way - Cygnus / Lyra region

How it was done
Mount: iOptron SkyGuider Pro
Guiding: N/A
Camera: Canon EOS R, RF 24-250mm @24mm, f4.0
Filter: Astronomik CLS clip-in filter
Date: 20210716
Moon: 40%(+), Bortle 5/6 SQM 19.60
Photons: 33s, 60x, ISO3200
Processing: PixInsight, Photoshop (Mac)

What have I learned from this
Our imagination is eclipsed by the beauty of the reality of the stars … 😍

Clear Skies everybody! 🤩✨🔭

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