© Team Chameleon (Franz Hoffmann, Wolfgang Paich)
The eight-piece mosaic shows an area approximately 11 x 8 degrees surrounding the Philae supernova remnant. In addition to the thread-like remnants of a star explosion 11,000 years ago, there are many other emission nebulae in this region of the Milky Way.
Data about the image
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| Goal | Supernova remnant Philae |
| location | Chameleon Observatory, Ongalla Lodge, Namibia |
| time |
05/10/2023 00:00 |
| camera | ASI 071 MC |
| Telescope/lens | Williams Optic Red Cat 51 |
| Multiple | Astrophysics Mach 1 |
| Exposure time | RGB: 59x600s, H-alpha: 68x600s |
| Post-processing | Pics Insight, Photoshop |
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