The Details |
|
Object |
Cederblad 214 in Cassiopeia |
Optics |
Astro-Physics 160 EDF refractor at f/7.7 |
Platform |
Astro-Physics 1200 GTO |
Camera |
SBIG STL-11000M |
Filters |
Baader 6nm Hydrogen Alpha filter |
Date |
23 August 2007 |
Location |
Mount Wilson Observatory - Mount Wilson, CA |
Exposure |
Ha 5 x 1800 sec, 1x1 bin |
Software |
Maxim DL/CCD, Registar, Photoshop CS2 |
| Orientation | Field of View: 01°30'09" x 58'11" centered on RA 00h04m13.8s DEC+67°12'57" (2000.0) . North angle 359.04 °; east 90° CCW from north. |
| Notes | Cederblad 214 is part of a larger emission nebula designated Sharpless 2-171 in the constellation Cassiopeia and contains some of the more striking features of that object. Embedded within Cederblad 214 is a tiny open cluster named Berkeley 59, which can be seen in the upper region of the above image. |
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