🌌✨ Exploring LBN 437 and Sh2-126: A celestial beauty in Lacerta, situated about 1,800 light-years away from Earth! 🚀
LBN 437 is a molecular cloud in the constellation Lacerta. It is located at the edge of the much larger emission nebula Sh2-126 and the star forming region Lacerta OB1. The densest part of LBN 437 (centre) is associated with some bright young stars, among which the variable star V375 Lacertae, which is an Herbig object, with strong Hα-emission. This star is also responsible for the excitation of some bipolar Herbig-Haro-Objects situated in the nebula (HH 808, HH 809, HH 398).
I captured this wondrous beauty without any filters, celebrating the natural palette of the universe where the radiant Ha red hue steals the show. 📷🔭
Acquisition Details
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Exposure: Total:- Total 23.5Hrs. 300secs * 282
Calibration Frame: 40 Darks, 40 Flats, 40 Dark Flats
Filters:- No Filter
Gain:- 100
Temp:- 0°
Acquisition Equipments and Softwares
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@zwoasi ASI2600MC Pro
@zwoasi ASI290MM
@williamoptics RedCat 51 II APO 250mm f/4.9
@zwoasi AM5
@zwoasi Mini Scope
@zwoasi EAF
@beelink_official Mini PC, NINA, and PHD2
Location
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@eao_ae - Bortle 3
Post Processing
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Processing - APP, Pixinsight, GHS, BlurXTerminator, NoiseXTerminator, StarXTerminator
Post Processing - Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom
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