NGC1333 in Perseus
in the evening sky in Perseus
1/15/26

 

            
 Very dense
            clouds of interstellar dust pervade the constellation of Perseus.
            Here, a bright illuminated portion in the center is NGC1333 with
            deep red Herbig Haro objects just south. Note the interesting
            yellow reflection nebula to the upper right, that is LBN734.
            The entire field is filled with strands and patches of yellow
            to reddish dust, providing a unique enviornment for future star
            formation.

            
Technical Data: 11"
            f/2.2 RASA astrograph, ASI6200mm + Baader LRGB filters, Context:
            Samyang 135mm f/2.4, ASI2600MC, Integration time = 2h total,
            Happy Jack, Az.




            
10" f/3.9 Astrograph

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WO MiniCat 51 Astrograph

Context Image

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Processing Tools:  Maxim DL, Photoshop CS2

Lens:  10" f/3.9 Newtonian, Williams Optics Minicat 51 f/3.5
Platform:  Astrophysics AP1200
Camera:  Atik 16200 CCD, ASI2600MC pro
Exposure:  120 mins

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