"Fighting Dragons of Ara" - NGC 6188 (Ezequiel A. Nuñez)

"Fighting Dragons of Ara" - NGC 6188

Hola a todos, dejo mi ultima astrofoto editada!
Reprocesado de las tomas que realice hace unos años, aprovechando para probar nuevos modulos de pixinsight y nuevas técnicas de procesado.
NGC 6188
Las formas oscuras de bordes brillantes que cruzan la polvorienta NGC 6188 tienen decenas de años luz de longitud. La nebulosa de emisión se encuentra cerca del borde de una nube molecular de gran tamaño de la constelación meridional Ara, a unos 4.000 años luz de distancia. Nacidas en esta región que tiene sólo algunos millones de años, las masivas y jóvenes estrellas de la asociación Ara OB1 configuran formas fantásticas y alimentan el resplandor nebular con vientos estelares y una intensa radiación ultravioleta. La reciente formación estelar fue seguramente desencadenada por los vientos y las explosiones de supernova de generaciones anteriores de estrellas masivas que barrieron y comprimieron el gas molecular. (NASA APOD)
EQUIPO:
Tele Principal: SW QUATTRO 250P ACERO
Camara Principal: ZWO ASI294MC-PRO
Montura: SKYWATCHER EQ6R-PRO
Camara guia QHY5L-II
Tele Guia: QHY miniScopeGuide 130mm
Filtro: STC Astro Duo Narrowband
Enfocador: DIY Arduino myFocuserPro II ASCOM
OTROS:
Controlador Antirocio DIY Arduino myDewControllerPro 3
Cintas calefactoras DIY de alambre Nicrom
SOFT CAPTURA:
EQMOD ASCOM
N.I.N.A.
PHD2
Cartes du Ciel
myFocuserPro Soft
myDewControllerPro Soft
SOFT PROCESADO:
PIX INSIGHT 1.8.9
RC BLUR XTERMINATOR
RC NOISE XTERMINATOR
RC STAR XTERMINATOR
Adobe Lightroom 2023
Adobe Photoshop 2023
DATOS TOMA:
73 x 240s Con filtro STC AstroDuo Narrowband
-10 ºC
UNITY GAIN (120)
80 DARKS
NO BIAS
80 FLATS
80 DARKFLATS
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