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N50, N51 in the LMC

Original price was: $65.00.Current price is: $52.50.

 

N50, N51 This image is located in the Large Magellanic Cloud which is a small satellite galaxy of the Milky Way located about 160,000 light years from Earth in the Dorado constellation in the deep southern sky. The N51 complex in the center, left of the image has bright blue stars carving out dust and exciting Hydrogen(red) and Oxygen(blue) emissions. The right part of the image is N50. The upper,center part of the image is a supernova remnant. The burning red intensity of the nebulae structure illuminates the fine lines of gas and dark dust, each spanning many light-years. There are 236 nebulas in the LMC which are given N designations. The Red color in the image comes from  Hydrogen atom emission, Blue from Oxygen emissions and Green from sulfur emissions.

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Optics: Astro Physics RH305
Mount: Software Bisque Paramount ME
Camera: ZWO ASI6200
Filters: Astrodon 3nm Ha,Oiii,Sii R,G,B
Dates/Times: Dec 2024
Location:  Heavens Mirror, New South Wales Australia
Exposure Details: Ha,Oiii,Sii=28x20min, R,G,B=10x3min for a total of 114 images over 29 hours
Acquisition: MaxIm DL
Processing:  MaximDl used to create RGB star image and HSO color RGB from Ha,Sii,Oiii. BlurX used to deconvolve. StarX Terminator used to remove stars in color image. Photoshop CC2024 used to assemble image and Topaz Denoise used to reduce noise. Stars from the RGB image added back using lighten blending mode.