Barnard 150: Seahorse Hebula
Barnard 150: Seahorse Hebula |
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Barnard 150 |
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Object Data |
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| Object type: | Dark Nebula | ||
| Size: | 1 degree | ||
| Magnitude: | difficult to estimate from interstellar dust | ||
| Constellation: | Cepheus | ||
| Distance: | 1200 ly | ||
| Notes: | Barnard 150 is a dark nebula in the
constellation Cepheus. Dark nebula are comprised of interstellar dust
obscuring the light from stars behind them. B150 takes the shape of a seahorse. North is up. Click here for the Astrobin Page click here |
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Exposure Data |
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| Date: | 6/26 - 6/27/25 | ||
| Location: | Lockwood Observatories, Descanso, CA | ||
| Telescope: | TEC APO110FL Refractor, 625mm fl f/5.6 | ||
| Camera: | Player One - Poseidon-M (IMX571 sensor); Antlia LRGB filters | ||
| Mount: | Losmandy GM-8; Gemini I | ||
| Exposure times: | Lum 27 x 10min (4.5 hrs), RGB 13 x 5min (1h 5min) each. 2x2 binned | ||
| Exposure time total: | 7.75 hours | ||
| Notes: |
Cropped 82.5 x 82.5 arcmin Image scale = 2.42"/pixel |
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