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W63 - SNR G082.2+05.3

W63 - SNR G082.2+05.3

W63 is an old, large supernova remnant in the constellation Cygnus. It is roughly 5,000 to 10,000 light-years away. The glowing, expanding blue elliptical-shaped shock shell spans roughly 150 light-years across (about 95 by 65 arcminutes).

It is very very faint. It took several nights of stacking to really begin to see the OIII filaments. This image is a two panel mosaic.

Total Integration: 83 hours 23 mins

High Res Version: https://app.astrobin.com/u/jratino?i=3s34ju

Equipment:

\#stellarvue SVX102T and Flattener

\#zwo ASI2600MM AM5, EAF, EFW, ASI220 guide cam

\#wandererastro Rotator Lite

\#williamoptics Uniguide 50mm

\#chroma 3nm Ha, OII, SII, R, G, B

IG: jlratino

\#ASIWEEK

Acquisition: NINA

Stacked in APP, bias, flats, darks

Processed/edited in PI, PS
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