NGC-7000
North-Americanebula

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Object
Description:
This nebula is lying 3 degrees from bright Deneb, Alpha Cygni. Some people claim it may be visible to the naked eye under good, dark conditions, and a preferred object for amateur astrophotographers. The distance to the North America Nebula is estimated at 1,600 light years. The North America Nebula was perhaps detected by William Herschel who cataloged a "faint, extremely large, diffuse nebulosity" near its place under his catalog number H V.37. John Herschel definitely found it and cataloged it as h 2096 and later as GC 4621. It was first photographed by Max Wolf on December 12, 1890.
Equipment
Instrument:
Vixen ED80sf with AP067 Focal Reducer
Mount:
Losmandy G11 with MTS3SDI
Camera:
SBIG ST10XME NABG
Filters:
Astronomik Ha, OIII and SII CCD filters
Comments
Circumstances:
Clear sky, full moon, very humid
Comments:
This is a tricolor narrowband image using the hubble palette (RGB - SII:Ha:OIII).