| Barnard 174 is an impressive Dark Nebula in Cepheus. Dark nebulae consists of interstellar matter (gas and dust) and absorbs the light of stars behind them. B 174 is an active star forming region and it's cold there: about -263 °C. This wide field image shows more dark nebulae and mainly on the left side of the image, extensions of the bright nebula LBN 474. This results in a redish haze all over the image. |
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| Mount |
G53F + Pulsar2, Tripod: GHS kII Qlock | Published | EAPOD 20052021 |
| Telescope | Takahashi FSQ 106ED | ||
| Camera | QSI 583wsg | ||
| Filter | Astrodon LRGB 1,25'' | ||
| Exposure | L/R/G/B - 30/10/9/8 x 10min | ||
| Total |
9h 30min |
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| Software | PixInsight, Photoshop | ||
| Location |
Inzersdorf im Kremstal / Austria | ||