Credit: Adolf Vollmy

Taken on celestron powerseeker 60az & iphone 15.

Edited in adobe lightroom.

Credit: Yasutaka Saika

This is the Cygnus wall, located in the bottom half of the North America nebula (NGC7000). Surprisingly, this isn’t taken with a monochrome camera. This was captured with an ASI585mc pro, combined with a dual band filter and an SII filter. It’s around 8 hours of total exposure time across two nights.

Camera: ASI585mc pro

Telescope: SVBONY SV503 70ED

Mount: Star Adventurer GTi

(Processed in PS and Siril)

Sh 2-235 is a massive star-forming complex and HII region located in the Perseus spiral arm of the Milky Way, within the constellation Auriga. In visible light, it appears as a small amber-colored dust cloud, but infrared observations reveal an enormous complex, spanning more than 100 light-years, filled with intense star formation. For this artwork of Sh 2-235, I ended up spending more time creating the stars than on the nebula itself.

Time Taken: 13 minutes

Program Used: Paint dot NET

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