Hélix Nebula

It’s like the universe is watching you!
The Helix Nebula, also known as the “Eye of God,” is one of the most impressive stellar remnants in the night sky. Located in the constellation Aquarius, its circular shape and vibrant colors resemble a cosmic gaze lost in infinity. Formed by the last gasps of a star like the Sun, it glows delicately, revealing the serene beauty of the stellar life cycle—a silent spectacle that reminds us of the grandeur and mystery of the universe.

PHOTO SETTINGS AND DATA:

• Sv405CC;
• Svbony SV 503 80 ED Telescope (Flatner 0.8X).
• SV220 Dual Narrowband;
• Tracking: Az-Gti equatorial mode.
• Guidance.
• 3.5-hour exposure with 250-second frames.

• Gain 121/F5.6
• Stacking done in Astro Pixel Processor (APP).
• Post-processing: Pixinsight and PS (PC).
• Bortle 3.0, Guanambi Bahia, Brazil.