NGC 3372 Carina Nebula
NGC 3372
Also known as the Carina Nebula, is a prominent astronomical beauty located in the constellation Carina. This vast and intricate nebula spans approximately 300 light-years across, making it one of the largest diffuse objects in the night sky. Its immense size can be attributed to the intense stellar activity taking place within. NGC 3372 is home to numerous massive young stars that emit intense radiation, sculpting the surrounding nebulosity into magnificent structures.
Photographed in May 2022using my Edge HD telescope with a monochrome camera with LRGB filters.
Image camera : QHY 268M
Guide camera : ZWO ASI 120mm Mini
Telescope : Celestron Edge HD 9.25
Guide scope : QHY OAG
Focal length / ratio : 525mm F2.2
Filters : Optolong LRGB 2 inch
Exposure time : 6hrs
Mount : Sky-Watcher EQ6-R Pro
Location : Turondale, NSW, Australia
Date : May 2022