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NGC7000 North America nebula (The Wall)

A section of NGC7000 called The Wall, taken using a narrowband filter 'Hydrogen alpha' blocking nearly all light except the kind emitted by the nebula...
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A section of NGC7000 called The Wall, taken using a narrowband filter 'Hydrogen alpha' blocking nearly all light except the kind emitted by the nebula at a certain wavelength. Also used were a 80mm refractor and a monochrome CCD camera.

Exposures were 5 minutes each, with a total of 10 stacked = 50 minutes in all.
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Jul, 2016

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