In a striking astrophotograph, the W63 supernova remnant was unveiled in all its celestial splendor. This remnant stands as a testament to the cataclysmic end of a massive star. The structures of shockwaves and expanding debris showcased the forces unleashed during the supernova explosion, revealing insights into the dynamic processes shaping the cosmos.

With its intricate filaments and glimmering remnants, the W63 supernova remnant offered a glimpse into the intricate interplay between stellar life and death, underscoring the profound and ever-evolving nature of our universe.

Image Description and Details :

EQUIPMENT DATA:
Telescope: Borg 101ED f/4
Mount: Skywatcher HEQ5 (Rowan Belt Mod)
Camera: QHYCCD 163M
Filters: Optolong H OIII
Guide Scope: DIY Guidescope 43mm f/3
Guide Camera: QHY 178M

ADQUISITION DATA:
Location: Castillo de Villamalefa
Date: Summer 2021
Resolution: 1.87″/pixel
Guiding Performance: 1” RMS (average)
Exposures: (Gain 174 / Offset 77 / Bin 1×1)
H: 11.25h (137x300s)
O: 26.35h (319x300s)
Sensor Temperature: -10C
20 Flats
20 Darks

Total Integration Time: 38.5h

Copyright: Alberto Ibañez