Astro_Flo
M27 - DumbbellNebula
The dumbbell nebula M27 or NGC 6853 is a 7.5 mag bright planetary nebula with a surface area of 8.0 × 5.7 arc minutes in the constellation Vulpecula. The central star is a white dwarf of 14 mag and a temperature of over 100,000 Kelvin. The distance is around 1400 light years. It got its name from Sir William Herschel because of its elongated shape. The nebula extends by 6.8 arcseconds per century. The dumbbell nebula was discovered by Charles Messier on July 12, 1764.
Gear used:
Ts Photon 200mm
Canon EOS 1200Da
Ts 80mm Guidescope
Zwo 120mm mini
Skywatcher EQ6 Pro
QHY Polemaster
Software used:
N.I.N.A
PHD2 Guiding
APP
Photoshop
Image Data:
70 x 180 sec light frames
50 bias frames
50 flat frames
M27 - DumbbellNebula
The dumbbell nebula M27 or NGC 6853 is a 7.5 mag bright planetary nebula with a surface area of 8.0 × 5.7 arc minutes in the constellation Vulpecula. The central star is a white dwarf of 14 mag and a temperature of over 100,000 Kelvin. The distance is around 1400 light years. It got its name from Sir William Herschel because of its elongated shape. The nebula extends by 6.8 arcseconds per century. The dumbbell nebula was discovered by Charles Messier on July 12, 1764.
Gear used:
Ts Photon 200mm
Canon EOS 1200Da
Ts 80mm Guidescope
Zwo 120mm mini
Skywatcher EQ6 Pro
QHY Polemaster
Software used:
N.I.N.A
PHD2 Guiding
APP
Photoshop
Image Data:
70 x 180 sec light frames
50 bias frames
50 flat frames