Broken Heart & Melotte 15

Posted by JaspalChadha
on Sunday, June 14, 2015



The IC1805 ( Heart Nebula ) is about 7500 light years away in constellation Cassiopeia. The object is of an emission nebula showing wonderful glow of ionized elements in a gas cloud and dust lanes
In a very centre of the nebula, floats the Melotte 15, it contains few very bright stars, nearly 60 times mass of our Sun, and many dim ones. The solar wind, a radiation pressure, from massive stars makes the gas twist to a various shapes.

Image from London In December 2014 over a period of two nights
Setup:
Skywatcher Espirt 100ED Telescope
QSI 690 CCD
Ha 8 x 600s seconds, SII 8 x 600s and OIII 5 x 600s
Ioptron CEM60 mount



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