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IC1318

Author: Filippo Curti July 11, 2017 0 Comments

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IC 1318 (near γ Cygni) is a large widespread nebula complex observable in the Cygnus constellation. It is part of the large molecular swirling complex of Swan, one of the largest and most massive nebula of our Galaxy.
Photography made by the city center (Civitavecchia) with RC 8 “Carbon telescope with Canon Eos 5D Mark II full spectrum, skywahtcher Eq6 Pro, autoguide with Qhy5-LII mono on 300 mm canon, Apt + Phd 2 software.

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Lights:	31x350s
ISO:	3200
Integration:	3h

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RA:	20h 23m 23.076s
DEC:	+40° 05' 28.434"
Field:	57.3 x 44.5 arcmin
Orientation:	Up is -100 degrees E of N
Constellation:	Cygnus

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