| Constellation tour in Summer |
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| Date & Time: | Jun 19 2020, from 26:05 to 26:18 JST(+0900) |
| Composed 5 shots with 3 minutes exposed | |
| Optical: | TAMRON 17-35mm Di OSD (f=35mm, stop: F4.0) |
| with Kenko PRO Softon[A] filter | |
| Auto-guided with TAKAHASHI JP Equatorial | |
| Digital Camera: | Canon EOS 6D (Remodeled) |
| Location: | Ooizumi, Hokuto city, Yamanashi pref. |
| Camera Settings: | Recording Format...JPG-FINE (5472×3648) |
| Sensitivity...ISO1600 |
 Astroarts StellaNavigator |
The Aquila, The Eagle, is a constellation at the East Side of Milky Way.
You can see the picture that the constellation adjoins the Milky Way, but Aquila has almost no attractive nebulae nor star clusters. Alpha Aquilae, Altair has a mean of "The Flying Eagle", it's in contrast to Vega, the falling eagle. The star is another main character in the Chinese legend of "Tanabata" with Vega. This image has been cropped with an equivalent focal length of 50mm. |
Guide for Deep Sky Objects| NGC6772 | .....An oval planetary nebula 3 deg. NE of lambda Aql. |
| NGC6781 | .....A round planetary nebula 3.6 deg. NW of delta Aql. |
| Sh2-66, 67, 69 | .....Three small diffused nebulae near border to Serpens (Cauda) & Scutum |
| Sh2-71 | .....Reddish elliptical planetary nebula in western region |
| Sh2-72 | .....Medium-scaled emission nebula in western region |
| Sh2-74 | .....Compact Hα nebula at 4.8deg. NW of δAql and dark lanes |
| Sh2-75, 76 | .....Two dimmed Hα nebulae at the border to Serpens |
| Sh2-78 | .....Hα emitting planetary nebula at 0.5deg. NW of ζ Aql |
| B142, B143 | .....Dark Nebula 3 degree NW of Altair |
| Abell 53 | .....30"-diameter reddish ring-shaped planetary nebula at 5.7deg. NW of δAql |
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