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NGC7635 – Bubble Nebula

NGC7635, known as the Bubble Nebula, is a bright emission nebula in the constellation Cassiopeia. The bubble was created by the stellar wind from the young, hot and massive central star SAO20575, which has pushed and shaped the glowing gas against the denser material of a surrounding molecular cloud.

General information

Constellation
Cassiopeia
Category
Nebulae
Date
13 October 2022

Capture

Total time
5h 00min
Subframes
360s (Ha: 25x, OIII: 25x) bin1
Gain / Offset
Not specified / Not specified
Calibration
30 dark frames, 30 flat frames and 30 dark-flat frames, without bias frames

Equipment

Telescope
TS102 f/5.6
Camera
ZWO ASI294MM at -10 °C
Filters
Ha and OIII Astronomik, 6 nm
Mount
Sky-Watcher HEQ5 Pro with belt drive
Guiding
Guide scope 60 mm f/4 + ASI224MC with PHD2
Focuser
Not specified
Filter wheel
Not specified

Processing and environment

Processing
Stacked and post-processed with PixInsight 1.8.9
Acquisition
NINA
Location
l'Ampolla, Tarragona
Sky
Bortle 4

Additional versions

Bubble Nebula detailEnlarged crop showing the bubble of ionised gas and its central star in greater detail.
Field of view in HOOHOO view of the photographed field around NGC7635.
Field of view in HOO with NarrowbandNormalizationHOO view of the photographed field around NGC7635 processed with NarrowbandNormalization.
Identified objectsAnnotated image identifying NGC7635 and other objects within the photographed field.
HOO cropCrop of NGC7635 processed as an HOO composition.
HOO crop with NarrowbandNormalizationCrop of NGC7635 processed as an HOO composition with NarrowbandNormalization.