Monday, September 19, 2022

The Cygnus Wall Complex

The Cygnus Wall (sometimes called the Waterfall Complex) is a 20 light-year long star forming region in the North America Nebula. Stellar winds sculpt the complex shape of the nebula. This is a cropped image taken with the RASA 8 and DS10C with NBZ filter. The total integration time was 115 minutes of 30-second individual integrations. 




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