twilit wren
This is a part of the sky which I had never seen a proper picture of outside of ultrawide shots. I wanted to do something dusty with the time I had at my dark site this fall/winter, and thought this would be something neat to try. Dusty widefields will never not be fun.
21 hours, 50 minutes from Bortle 4 skies
Meade Quad
533mc
Orion Skyview Pro
Processed entirely in Pix
Starless:
cosmic canopy
Those three huge globules of gas at the bottom of the image are so cool, I wonder if there's a chance they could form a star in their centers if they got dense enough?
I wonder how large they are in comparison to our solar system
probably a helluva lot bigger
twilit wren
Yep, dark clouds will be pulled together by gravity and eventually form stars! Not sure about their mass, more than likely they are about equal to or maybe slightly less than the mass of our sun.
cerulean snow
dusty
frank blaze