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Helix Nebula

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Helix Nebula: It is one of the most extended Planetary Nebula in the sky, but not so easy to observe, because of its low surface brightness. The star in the center is the dying sun that is the cause of the beautifully colored emission structure of the expelled gas hitting interstellar matter.

In this image the outer layers of the expelled gas can also be recognized, showing the true extent of the nebula, which is much larger than normally seen in images of this object.

Object
Helix Nebula
Catagory
Planetari Nebula
Designation
NGC 7293
Constellation
Aquarius
Optics
IAS 10" Newton f/4.5
Mount
10Micron GM3000 HPS
Camera
QHY268M
Exposure
12x1m each RGB, 20x5m H-alpha, je 12x5m OIII, SII. Croma Filter. N.I.N.A for capture control and Sequencing
Calibration
Dark + Flat Frame
Guiding
 PHD2 as Guiding Software
Processing
PixInsight, Photoshop. L, R:Ha/SII. GB:OIII
Location-Date
Ort: IAS - Internationale Amateuersternwarte e.V. - Hakos Observatory, Namibia. 11.-16.Feb 2023
Remark

Image acquisition: IAS Remote Team 'Lukas'.

Image proccessing: Dieter Willasch

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