Copyright 2012 Allan Hall, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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| Catalog Number: | NGC7635 |
| Common Name: | Bubble Nebula |
| Date Taken: | 1/23/2012 10:02PM |
| Location: | Sam Houston State University Observatory 30.810924° N 95.434134° W 233 ft |
| Telescope Used: | Orion Premium 110mm ED APO Refractor |
| Barlow/Eyepiece/Filter: | Orion 2" SkyGlow Astrophotography Filter |
| Camera: | Nikon D7000 unmodded |
| Settings: | 600sec ISO 800 |
| Lights: | 11 |
| Darks: | 11 |
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Flats: |
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| Bias: | 0 |
| Final Resolution: | 2237x1790 |
| Notes: | This was an accidental find, my first in fact. I was actually imaging M52 when I noticed a little bit of faint red nebulosity down and to the left in my image. After finishing my imaging of M52 I decided to to recenter the scope and see what it was, this image is what I found. This emissions nebula in the constellation of Cassiopeia was discovered by British astronomer William Herschel in 1787. The central star causing the glowing bubble is SAO20575. |
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