Astrogenesis in Sagittarius (Ngc 6559 Area)
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NGC 6559 is part of a beautiful collection of emission nebula and reflection nebula in the constellation of Sagittarius. NGC 6559, IC 1274-4685,B103-91 is located just one degree east of M8 (the Lagoon Nebula) and is probably part of the same large nebulous complex and star forming region NGC 6559 is the brightest patch of emission nebulosity. |
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Location / Exposure Date |
Mt Parnon, August 2013 |
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Telescope |
TS 130/780 Triplet APO f6 |
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Mound |
Ioptron IEQ45 EQ Mount |
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Camera |
QHY9 CCD, Temp -25 C |
| Guiding |
60/230mm Lunatico's Guidescope , QHY5L II, PHD Guide |
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Filters / sub exposures |
L 28x300 sec bin 1x, RGB 9x300 bin 1x |
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Total Exposure time |
4,5 ~ hours in 2 nights |
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Software |
Nebulosity 3, Deep Sky Stacker, Maxim DL, Pixinshight, Photoshop CS6. |
