Identify Quasars with Aladin

4h40 exposure (L:56x300s)
Acquired on the 28th of February 2019 with Samyang 135mm


QSO1224+1349 et QSO1222.9+1334 – 2 Quasars located in the north of Markarian chain. Samyang 135mm F/2 at F/2.8, QHY163m gain=100

This article suggests a method to identify Quasars objects on personal photos. This method, very simple, uses Aladin Desktop software from Strasbourg astronomical Data Center.

Virgo cluster – L

4h40 exposure (L:56x300s)
Acquired on the 28th of February 2019 with Samyang 135mm

Samyang135mm-VirgoCluster-L-56x300s-4h40-D+F-2-Processed2-Inverted
Matériel: Samyang 135mm F/2, AZ-EQ6, QHY163m gain=100, QHYCFW2-M, AstroLink 4 mini, QHY5L2M. Acquisition : APT, Stellarium scope, EQ MOD, PHD2

L’amas de la Vierge est un amas de galaxies situé entre 50 et 70 millions d’années lumière de la Voie Lactée.

Orion M78 IC434 M42 – Ha

1h40 exposure (Ha:20x300s)
Acquired on the 25th of January 2019

Orion M78 IC434 M42 Samyang 135mm Ha 20x300s
Matériel: Samyang 135mm F/2, AZ-EQ6, QHY163m gain=100, QHYCFW2-M, AstroLink 4 mini, QHY5L2M. Acquisition : APT, Stellarium scope, EQ MOD, PHD2

La constellation d’Orion est l’une des plus belles régions du ciel d’hiver. Sa forme caractéristique en “sablier” se repère aisément les soirées d’hivers.