A planetary nebula […] is a type of emission nebula consisting of an expanding, glowing shell of ionized gas ejected from red giant stars late in their lives. […] They are relatively short-lived phenomena, lasting perhaps a few tens of millennia, compared to considerably longer phases of stellar evolution. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetary_nebula 9.10.2022[↩]
I had a sky full of faint clouds. I had enough time to get a photo between them.
After endless struggling with my QHY, I decided to shoot Jupiter with my EOS.
My 1st object shot with 1800mm focal length. This is why I bought the VISAC.
Two weeks after i shot this object with my APO, I did it again with my VISAC.
A short evening with a result, but it could use at least double the exposure time.
One day, Sun full disc and details – Full Moon and details.
The Eastern Veil Nebula – Two evenings, 7 hours exposure time.
8,5 hours of RGB and duo narrowband data. Processed with Pixinsight.
A simple picture of our Moon while waiting for the night, to collect some photons of a nebula.
