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Supernova Remnant Simeis 147 |
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About This Photograph
Simeis 147 is a supernova remnant, the remains of a star that exploded approximately 40,000 years ago. Its tangled filamentary appearance gives rise to its more colloquial name, the Spaghetti Nebula. The colors arise from specific elements in the nebula: red is hydrogen, yellow is sulfur, and blue is oxygen. Over 300 individual exposures totaling 93 hours, taken over a three-month period, were required to produce this photograph.
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Technical Details |
Optics: | Takahashi FSQ-106 EDX4 | Camera: | QHY600M | Mount: | Paramount MX+ | Filters: | Chroma R, G, B, and 3nm [SII], Hâº, [OIII] | Dates/Times: | 14 October - 22 December 2020 | Location: | RC-Astro North Observatory at New Mexico Skies | Exposure Details: | RGB = 4 hours, [S II]:Hα:[O III] = 89 hours, two-frame mosaic | Acquisition: | MaxIm DL 6, ACP Expert | Processing: | PixInsight, Photoshop | |
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