Ngc 2841
The NGC2841 galaxy is a breathtaking capture of one of the lesser-known gems of the night sky.
Located in the constellation Ursa Major,
NGC2841 is a majestic spiral galaxy that stands out with its bright core and well-defined spiral arms.
Using the AntliaQuad RGB Ultra Filter has magnificently enhanced the colors,
revealing the delicate hues of the galaxy's
arms and core in exquisite detail.
This image is a testament to the awe-inspiring wonders of our universe.
It represents only 8 hours of data collection from a sky with a Bortle 7 to 8 rating,
which indicates moderate to heavy light pollution.
By meticulously splitting the channels into Red, Green, Blue (RGB), and luminance,
I discovered that the effort invested was undeniably worthwhile.
The result is nothing short of breathtaking,
showcasing the intricate beauty and complexity of the cosmos.
Telescope TS-Optics 300mm/12" f/8 Ritchey-Chrétien Astrograph (truss)
Camera ZWO ASI2600MC DUO
Mount iOptron CEM120
Filters AntliaTriband RGB Ultra Filter - 2.00'' Mounted
Location: Matthews, NC
Date: March, 26 2025