02 Apr 2022
M 83, also known as The Southern Pinwheel Galaxy, is located in the constellation Hydra, at a distance, from Earth, of 15,000,000 light-years. This galaxy is one of the brightest spiral galaxies, shining at a magnitude of 7.5 and contains thousands of star clusters, hundreds of supernova remnants, and a huge number of star forming emission nebulae, and very prominent dust lanes.
This image is over 15 hours of total exposure time of LRGB subs @ 300s and 600s. I took the time to download all the RAW files and ran it through WBPP and NSG in Pixinsight.
Hope ya like it!
Tom
M83
30 credit
Filter | Avg Exp (s) | Total Exposure | Subframes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Luminance | 341 | 8h20m | 88 |
| Red | 365 | 8h55m | 88 |
| Green | 361 | 8h50m | 88 |
| Blue | 368 | 9h | 88 |
| Halpha | 130 | 3h10m | 88 |