IC405. The Flamingstar Nebula
Emission Nebula in Auriga


IC405, The Flamingstar nebula can be seen in the right area of the image. Contains a cloud of hidrogene that shines excited by the ultraviolet radiation of the runaway star "AE Auriga" (moves at 200km/s and comes from the Orion Nebula).

In the upper central area of the image IC410, the Tadpole nebula can be seen. This nebula is shines excited by a young open cluster, NGC1843.

Also the open clusters M36 and M38 are included in this image.

This nebular complex is 
12.000 light years away from the Earth.



Date and location
24 to 27-dic-2011. Caraquiz, Guadalajara
Telescope ASA N10 (FL = 906mm) on ASA DDM85 mount. No autoguide
Camera FLI ML11002.  7nm baader H-alpha filter
Image processing
9 tiles mosaic. Each tile H-alfa: 16x900s; stacked and processed with Pixinsight




IC405, The Flamingstar nebulac ontains a cloud of hidrogene that shines excited by the ultraviolet radiation of the runaway star "AE Auriga" (moves at 200km/s and comes from the Orion Nebula).

It is 
12.000 light years away from the Earth.



H-alpha


Date and location
20-dic-2008. Caraquiz, Guadalajara
Telescope ASA N10 (FL = 906mm) on Titan mount. Autoguide with Guidemaster, QHY6 and Miniborg50
Camera Artemis11002.  7nm baader H-alpha filter
Image processing
H-alpha: 23x900s; OIII: 6x900s, stacked with AIP4WIN and processed with PixInsight 




Date and location
16-dic-2007. Caraquiz, Guadalajara
Telescope Megrez II 80ED. Autoguide with Guidemaster, Luna04 and Miniborg50
Camera Artemis11002.  0.7 focal reducer
Image processing
H-alpha:10x900s, stacked with AIP4WIN and processed with PixInsight 




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