NGC 7023 and VdB 141 (Joaquin_Arce)

NGC 7023 and VdB 141

NGC 7023 y VdB 141.

-En la zona izquierda se encuentra la famosa NGC 7023 o Nebulosa del Iris que está situada en la constalación de Cefeo. Se trata de una nebulosa de reflexión que ilumina y refleja la luz de una estrella cercana, creando un espectáculo visual incomparable. Su apariencia distintiva se debe a la presencia de polvo interestelar que dispersa la luz de una forma única, revelando una estructura que se asemeja a un iris cósmico en el espacio.

-A la derecha de la imagen, se puede observar VdB 141 conocida también como Nebulosa del Fantasma debido a su silueta. Se encuentra en un cúmulo de Bok que hace referencia a las áreas dentro de una nebulosa donde el gas se condensa dando lugar a la formación de nuevas estrellas. Esta nebulosa también se encuentra inmersa en una gran zona de polvo estelar que refleja de forma ténue la luz proveniente de las estrellas cercanas.

Realizada conjuntamente @Joaquin_Arce y @Omar Rodríguez, miembros del grupo "Dark Sky La Palma Astrophotography" en noviembre de 2023 desde la isla de La Palma.
Ambos con un Evostar 80ED y cámaras ASI294MC PRO controladas por ASIAIR Mini.

90x300" con filtro UVIR (9h)
Ganancia 120
Bin 1
Bortle 4

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