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English: Heart Nebula with the fish-head in the upper right corner.

32 hours of Narrowband Exposure on the Heart Nebula. Captured over 5 nights from Utica, Michigan. All data processed in Pixinsight 1.8.9

4.5nm Hydrogen Alpha - 14 Hours 3nm Oxygen III - 10.4 Hours 6.5nm Sulfur II - 7.5 Hours

Meade 70mm refractor f/5 350mm focal length petzval APO

Zwo asi 1600mm pro -20c gain 139
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Source Own work at https://www.astrobin.com/gjyyte/
Author Nicholas Bradley

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Heart Nebula in Narrowband. 32 hours of exposure through a 70mm refractor

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