Space shark
- Imaging Target: LDN 1235
- Coordinates Captured: RA: 22h 14m 55s DEC: +73° 25′ 00″
- Main Cameras: Guiding Scope Ring Kit | SVBONY SV116 ; 30mm Guide Scope | SVBONY SV165 ; APO Astro Camera Lense | SVBONY SV535 ;
- Auxiliary Guiding & Accessories: ZWO 533MC pro, UV/IR filter, ZWO 120MM, UMI 17 lite
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Description
Imaging Location: Ladvenjak, Karlovac, Croatia (B4) Target Integration: 5 hours total exposure (150 x 120s subs) Equipment & Acquisition Details: Main Telescope: SVBONY SV535 Main Camera: ZWO ASI533MC Pro Filter: UV/IR Cut Filter Mount: UMI 17 Lite Strain Wave Mount Guide Scope: SVBONY SV165 Mini Guide Scope Guide Camera: ZWO ASI120MM Frames: 150 x 120s light frames
Background Introduction
LDN 1235, known as the Shark Nebula, is a prominent dark nebula located approximately 650 light-years away in the constellation Cepheus. Situated in a region rich with interstellar dust, the nebula is highlighted by faint blue reflection nebulae (vdB 149 and vdB 150) embedded within its dense structures, illuminated by nearby young stars. Captured during holiday in Ladvenjak near Karlovac under Bortle 4 skies

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