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NGC6820 Cluster and Nebula

NGC 6820 is an emission nebula that surrounds open cluster NGC 6823 in Vulpecula. The center of the open cluster is about two million years old and is predominantly represented by many young, bright blue stars. Outer parts of the cluster intimately involving pillars of emission nebula NGC 6820, contain even younger stars. The huge pillars of gas and dust are probably formed when surrounding gas and dust is pushed and eroded away by radiation from nearby stars. Remarkable dark globules of gas and dust are also visible in the nebula,
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Photo Details

  Telescope: CFF92 apo (at 420 mm)

  Camera: Asi2600 mm p

  Mount: NJP Takahashi

  Guiding: Off-axis Lodestar

  Exposure: H 11x20min O 9x20min RGB 12x5min each

  When: June 2021

  Other information: Taken in the city of Tarnow

 
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Photo Details

  Telescope: FSQ106EDX (530 mm) Takahashi

  Camera: Sbig STL11000, Sbig internal Filter wheel Baader HLRGB

  Mount: NJP Takahashi

  Guiding: Self-guided

  Exposure: H 10x30min, RGB 6x8min each

  When: summer 2016

  Other information: Ha taken in the city of Tarnów

 
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Photo Details

  Telescope: FSQ106EDX (530 mm) Takahashi

  Camera: Sbig ST-8300M, Sbig Filter wheel, Baader 36mm round HLRGB filters

  Mount: NJP Takahashi

  Guiding: Orion ST80 with Orion SS Autoguider

  Exposure: H 20x20min RGB 10x5min each

  When: Summer 2012

  Other information: very good transparency, good seeing

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