LDN 1436 and LDN 1438 are two dark nebulae composed primarily of interstellar dust that blocks background light. The red streak is part of a supernova remnant located in the constellation Auriga, about 5,000 light-years away. It is situated behind the Auriga dust complex in Taurus, about 300 light-years away, giving it the ghostly appearance of meandering around the foreground dark nebula.
Capturing images on multiple nights and multiple teams.
RGB: warp astron wd20, Takahashi fsq 85,focuser Pegasus astro, zwo asi 2600mm, astronomik Deep Sky RGB 2″,
125x60s 88x180s R
125x60s 85x180s G
125x60s 89x180s B
Ha: Askar Fra 500, zwo asi 294mm, heq5, zwo 1.25″ Ha,focuser RB Focus Merlín
257×300
L: Askar Fra 600, Askar reducter 0.7x, eq6 pro, zwo asi 1600mm, powerbox RB Focus gaiusS,focuser RB Focus Merlín, filter well zwo mini 5p 1.25″, astronomik L3 1.25″,
991x60s L
Total 57h17m
PixInsight and Photoshop
