Observation by Graham Roberts: Rosette Nebula SHO

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Graham Roberts

Observer

Graham Roberts

Observed

2024 Mar 07 - 20:00

Uploaded

2024 Apr 01 - 11:46

Objects

The Rosette Nebula (Caldwell 49)

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Constellation

Monoceros

Field centre

RA: 06h32m
Dec: +05°02'
Position angle: -88°50'

Field size

2°14' × 1°44'

Title

Rosette Nebula SHO

About this image

Following a gap of six years, I thought it was time to revisit the Rosette Nebula again this year, hoping to capture even better its unique and complex beauty.  Unfortunately, the skies here have been bad since last November and, as a result, imaging possibilities have been very limited.  However, over five nights from January to March I was eventually able to obtain 9-hours of 10-minute Ha, OIII and SII subs.  I’m pleased with the final SHO image, which successfully displays the intricate details and colours that arise from the make-up and dynamic processes that makes the nebula so popular.  Furthermore, experimenting with an HSS palette (see othe post) produced an alternative and exciting image of the rose of night sky.

For more technical imaging details please refer to my website here: https://watchthisspaceman.com/2024/04/01/nocturnal-bloom/

 

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