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The Details |
|
Object |
NGC 7822 and Cederblad 214 in Cepheus |
Optics |
Takahashi FCT-76 at f/4.5 |
Platform |
Astro-Physics 1200 GTO |
Camera |
SBIG ST-10XME |
Filters |
Custom Scientific 3nm Hydrogen-Alpha |
Date |
13 July 2004 |
Location |
Mount Wilson Observatory - Mount Wilson, CA |
Exposure |
Ha 8 x 1800 sec 1x1 bin |
Software |
Maxim DL/CCD, Registar, CCDSharp, Photoshop |
| Orientation | Field of View: 02° 26’ x 01° 38’ centered on RA 00h02m21s DEC 67°47’26”. North angle 275.7 °; east 90° CCW from north |
| Notes | The NGC 7822-Cederblad 214 complex is a large, low surface brightness nebula located about half way between Beta Cassiopeiae and Gamma Cephei. NGC 7822 is the fainter object on the far left of the image and Cederblad 214 is the brighter and more detailed nebulosity encompassing the right half of the image. |
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