|
Instrument |
12.5" RCOS @
~f/9 (2880 mm fl) 0.643 arcsec / pixel. |
Mount |
Paramount ME |
Camera |
SBIG ST-7 w/
CFW-8A filter wheel, Custom Scientific filters |
Acquisition Data |
10/21/2008 to 10/30/2008
Chino Valley, AZ |
Exposure |
Lum
100 min (20 x 5 min, bin 1x1)
Red
60 min (12 x 5 min, bin 1x1)
Green
60 min (12 x 5 min, bin
1x1)
Blue 90 min (18
x 5 min, bin 1x1) |
Software |
CCDSoft,
CCDStack, Photoshop CS w/ the Fits Liberator plugin, and Noel
Carboni's actions.
CCDStack to register,
normalize, data reject, combine and luminance sharpen & DDP.
PhotoShop for the
color combine. |
Comment |
North is to the top.
Discovered by William Herschel on September 24, 1785 in the small
constellation Delphinus. NGC 6934 is 50,000 light years from Earth
and is about 118 light years in diameter. The cluster is simply a 15
billion-year-old ball of hundreds of thousands of stars. |
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