This photo of the famous emission nebula is only part of The Pelican Nebula. It is part of the larger North America Nebula complex (NGC 7000) in the Cygnus constellation.
The beautiful detail in the Pelican Nebula – IC5070 (HST)
| Telescope | ASA 10″ F/3.6 10N ASTROGRAPH OTA |
| Focal length | 900 mm |
| Mount | G53f |
| Imaging camera | Atik 460EX mono |
| Guiding cameras | Lodestar X2 -Autoguider |
| Guiding optics | ASA 10″- OAG |
| Focal reducers | ASA 3″ Wynne Corrector 0,85x |
| Constellations | Cygnus |
| Distance | cca.2000 light years |
| RA center | 20h 51′ 32″ |
| DEC center | +44°26′ 42″ |
| Location taken | Slovakia |
| Date taken | 08/2019 |
| Pixel scale | 1.04 arcsec/pixel |
| Filters | Astronomik Ha 6nm , Astrodon OIII 5nm, Astrodon SII 5nm, |
| Exposure | 24 x 600 sec.BIN1 Ha filter 32 x 600sec.BIN1 OIII filter 14 x 600sec.BIN1 SII filter |
| Total exposure | 11,7 hours |
| Processing software | PixInsight, CCD Inspector |
Processing object IC 5070 was captured using Narrowband Filters.
(Hydrogen-alpha – H-α 6nm, Sulfur – SII 6nm, Oxygen – OIII 5nm)
Here you can see several hours of individual images, which are processed by joining in HST (Narrowband in Hubble Palette).
You can see the resulting product above.
