IC - 1340. Eastern Veil / Bat Nebula

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IC - 1340. Eastern Veil / Bat Nebula sent on October 20, 2023 (23:39) by Pineta1984. 2 comments, 363 views.

Nella costellazione del Cigno, decisamente quella più dominante del cielo estivo / autunnale, a circa 2400 anni luce da noi, si trova una nebulosa decisamente grossa e luminosa. Essa ha un diametro di 110 anni luce e copre nel cielo un'area molto vasta, in questa foto, frammenti di gas simili a corde si intrecciano e brillano mentre i detriti in rapido movimento, provocati dall'esplosione della supernova, si riversano nei dintorni creando grandi onde d'urto. Solo le stelle più massiccie terminano la loro vita come una supernova e queste esplosioni sono responsabili della creazione di tutti gli elementi chimici presenti in natura. Nella parte finale di questa nebulosa si trova la "nebulosa pipistrello" che, come anche tutto il resto della nebulosa alla quale appartiene, si è formata insieme ad essa. La foto è frutto di una collaborazione tra Pineta1984 e Luca Barcaro (Astrodivers). La foto è un mosaico di varie pose per un totale di circa 23 ore di luce. Dettagli: Tecnosky Fast 300mm, f/3,4 ASI 6200m Chromatechnology HSO filters Sii: 35x900'' Ha: 24*900'' Oiii: 32*900'' Esposizione totale: 22,8h

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Gp70

sent on October 21, 2023 (9:01) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Very very nice image, you have highlighted very well the faint swirls of gas..... The high magnification also highlights many background objects that are usually not noticed in these images because they are masked by the main subject.
Hello
Gp

Pineta1984

sent on October 21, 2023 (11:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hi Giampaolo,
it's always a pleasure to read you. Thank you so much for the comment. You're right, we also had a wide-field version but I preferred to post the one related to the end of the nebula because it is a perspective where you can also see non-"classic" details, typical of this subject.
Hello, Alex.

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