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The Heart Nebula IC1805, NGC896, IC1795, NGC1027
IC1805 in Cassiopeia imaged in Hydrogen alpha (39minutes total with ZWO ASI2600MM Pro mono camera / WO FLT91 @ 540mm f/5.9 / Chroma 5nm Ha / TTS-160 & rOTAtor / Guide scope ASI290mm mini / processed AstroPixelProcessor & Affinity Photo).
[Also Showing: IC1795, NGC896, NGC1027 (IC1824)]
The Heart Nebula (IC1805) is one of a pair of bright nebula in Cassiopeia (the other the Soul Nebula IC1848). The very brightest part to the right is separately designated NGC896 and was discovered before the remainder and dimmer parts of the nebula that make its distinctive shape. The center of the nebula features an open cluster of young and massive stars (catalogued O.C. Melotte 15) which cause the deep red glow of the remainder of the nebula. The Heart Nebula is one of the prettiest and most recognized in the northern sky.
The Heart Nebula IC1805, NGC896, IC1795, NGC1027
IC1805 in Cassiopeia imaged in Hydrogen alpha (39minutes total with ZWO ASI2600MM Pro mono camera / WO FLT91 @ 540mm f/5.9 / Chroma 5nm Ha / TTS-160 & rOTAtor / Guide scope ASI290mm mini / processed AstroPixelProcessor & Affinity Photo).
[Also Showing: IC1795, NGC896, NGC1027 (IC1824)]
The Heart Nebula (IC1805) is one of a pair of bright nebula in Cassiopeia (the other the Soul Nebula IC1848). The very brightest part to the right is separately designated NGC896 and was discovered before the remainder and dimmer parts of the nebula that make its distinctive shape. The center of the nebula features an open cluster of young and massive stars (catalogued O.C. Melotte 15) which cause the deep red glow of the remainder of the nebula. The Heart Nebula is one of the prettiest and most recognized in the northern sky.