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The Antares Region: a fast study

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I captured this target from the top of Heybrook Lookout in Index, WA (Bortle 3).I only spent about 20 minutes on Antares, a region that deserves hours of exposure. But even with the limited time, I captured more details than ever before, trumping the hours of filtered shooting through light polluted skies from my house.

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Image details

Telescope:   Sony ILCE-6300
Length:   135mm
Aperture:   67mm
F-stop:   f/2.1
Sessions:   1
Captured:   2023-06-26 to 2023-06-26
Lights:   40
Exposure:   30
Total exposure:   20 m
Ra:   16h 35m 55.3s
Dec:   -25° 18' 20.422
Size:   742.325 x 603.99 arcmin
Radius:   7.975 deg
Scale:   10.893 arcsec/pixel
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Part of the constellation Scorpius (Sco) NGC6121 M4 IC4603 IC4605 IC4604 rho Oph Nebula The star 24 Oph The star Antares Cor Scorpii Vespertilio Kalb al Akrab (α Sco) 21 Sco The star ρ Oph 5 Oph The star ω Oph 9 Oph The star ο Sco 19 Sco The star i Sco 22 Sco The star Alniyat II Al Niyat (τ Sco) 23 Sco The star Alniyat Alniyat I Al Niyat (σ Sco) 20 Sco The star c2 Sco 13 Sco The star d Sco Heybrook Lookout

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