Saturday, April 2, 2022

NGC 2183. Originally Published February 26, 2022

 NGC 2183 is an area of faint nebulosity in the constellation of Monoceros. This image has a total integration time of 96 minutes. Some of the better images of this object have integration times of more than 20 hours! Given that, I’m quite pleased with how much can be achieved with just an hour and a half.



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