Seahorse Nebula B150 and Fireworks Galaxy NGC6946 + Gianni Lacroce + L-QEF (L-Quad Enhance Filter)

Seahorse Nebula B150 and Fireworks Galaxy NGC6946

Credit: Gianni Lacroce (Italy)

Filter: L-QEF (L-Quad Enhance Filter)

 

 

 

Seahorse Nebula B150 and Fireworks Galaxy NGC6946

 

Barnard 150 is a dark nebula so dense that it absorbs all the light coming from the stars behind it, 1200 light years from Earth and visible in the constellation Cepheus.
Next to it is the fireworks galaxy whose name is due to the number of supernovae observed, as many as ten in the last 100 years.
Telescope: Askar fra600 reduced to f3.9
Camera: Zwo Asi 2600 mc duo 
Mount: Zwo Am5
Optolong L-qef filter
Sgpro acquisition software

 

 

 

 

Enjoy.