NGC 7822
After spending most of October working on this one it’s still only 2/3rds done. But it’s good enough for now.
This is my first real attempt doing a mosaic. It’s a bi-color 4 panel image of NGC 7822. Ever since the start of Oct I’ve fought clouds and rain but still managed to get 41.5 hrs of integration time spread over the 4 panels for the Ha and O3 filters. Next year I’ll work to drag in some of the S2 filter.
NGC 7822 is a large nebula structure in the constellation Cepheus that has several open clusters of stars in it. What I like about it most is all of the zig-zag-y dark clouds that run throughout the structure.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NGC_7822
I’m pretty pleased with how this HaHOO one turned out with the exception of the challenge of the upper left corner that I couldn’t do much about.
Technical
Explore Scientific 127 FCD100 APO telescope
Explore Scientific .7x Focal Reducer/Field Flattener
MoonLite focuser
SkyWatcher EQ6-R Pro mount
ZWO ASI1600 MM Pro camera
Chroma Ha, Oiii, and Sii filters