Celestial hemisphere:  Northern  ·  Constellation: Cassiopeia (Cas)  ·  Contains:  NGC 7510
SH2 157 - QUICK SHOT OF LOBSTER CLAW NEBULA, Emanuele La Barbera
SH2 157 - QUICK SHOT OF LOBSTER CLAW NEBULA
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SH2 157 - QUICK SHOT OF LOBSTER CLAW NEBULA

SH2 157 - QUICK SHOT OF LOBSTER CLAW NEBULA, Emanuele La Barbera
SH2 157 - QUICK SHOT OF LOBSTER CLAW NEBULA
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SH2 157 - QUICK SHOT OF LOBSTER CLAW NEBULA

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Although light pollution, the balcony is undoubtedly the best place to do tests and tests.
This time, however, the simple test turned into a full-fledged photo session, as well as a challenge given the city lights.

11050 light-years away from Earth, Sh2-157 (known as the Lobster Claw Nebula) is a faint emission nebula located in the constellation Cassiopeia.
Although the region has a considerable extent, it is impossible to observe it directly from a telescope or binoculars due to its low brightness. The northern part of the cloud is interesting: the presence of stellar wind caused by giant-type stars causes it to resemble the claws of a lobster, furthermore in that section the ionized oxygen gas (blue gas) is equally abundant.
The lack of integration and the bad city sky obviously force a strong denoise in post production. I hope to be able to do it next year under dark skies.

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