Barnard 150, Seahorse in Cepheus new edition

Barnard 150, Seahorse in Cepheus new edition

by | Jan 2, 2024 | Galactic Cirri, Nebulae

Barnard 150, also catalogued as LDN 1082, is a dark nebula located some 1,200 light-years from Earth in the Cepheus constellation. Unlike emission or reflection nebulae that emit or reflect light, dark nebulae are composed of dense, cold gas and dust that block the...
A deep Triangulum galaxy

A deep Triangulum galaxy

by | Nov 24, 2023 | Galactic Cirri, Galaxies, PRO-AM

Last fall I captured several tens of hours of images on the Triangulum galaxy, Messier 33. I used the popular broadband approach (LRGB), but also gathered more than 100 hours in narrow band filters in order to see the star forming regions and rich nebulae in this...
Cosmic Squid, Ou4

Cosmic Squid, Ou4

by | Sep 24, 2023 | Galactic Cirri, Nebulae

  The Squid nebula, also called Ou4, was discovered back in 2011 by Nicolas Outters. It’s a really faint object that covers around one degree in the night sky, but it can only be detected through deep image integrations. It lies  in the Cepheus constellation....
Barnard 150, Seahorse in Cepheus

Barnard 150, Seahorse in Cepheus

by | Sep 6, 2023 | Galactic Cirri, Nebulae

  Barnard 150, also catalogued as LDN 1082, is a dark nebula located some 1,200 light-years from Earth in the Cepheus constellation. Unlike emission or reflection nebulae that emit or reflect light, dark nebulae are composed of dense, cold gas and dust that block the...
Corona Australis

Corona Australis

by | Apr 9, 2023 | Galactic Cirri, Nebulae

Close to the galactic center of the Milky Way, next to Sagittarius, we find this amazing area in the Corona Australis constellation. Full of cosmic dust clouds, this area shows a rich field of stars, with several hidden gems across the field, such as several tiny...
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