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This popped up on memories. #NGC7635 the #BubbleNebula from 27 January 2022, taken with our Altair Astro 8" Ritchey-Chretien telescope + Altair Hypercam 183C. 87 x 3 minutes. A few years later it was used on the packaging of one of the Wildsmith Skin limited edition Christmas gift sets!
C11 / NGC 7635 The Bubble Nebula - telescope processed image with LP filter. It is created by the fierce stellar wind from a massive O-type star (SAO 20575), which is 45 times more massive than our Sun.
C11 / NGC 7635 The Bubble Nebula - telescope processed image without LP filter. The star isn't in the middle; it’s off-center because the bubble expands into gas of varying densities in the interstellar medium.
C11 / NGC 7635 The Bubble Nebula - unprocessed image with LP filter. The bubble is roughly 7 light-years across, meaning it’s about 40 trillion miles wide—large enough to swallow many solar systems.
C11 / NGC 7635 The Bubble Nebula - unprocessed image without LP filter. The gas shell is expanding at an incredible rate of approximately 4 million miles per hour (roughly 1,800 kilometers per second).
Good Monday evening. Just enough time for a quick observation before conditions deteriorate. Headed back to #C11 / #NGC7635 #TheBubbleNebula. Today’s image used the in board Light Pollution filter. Loading up the image from last weekend that just had the Moon […]
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C11 / NGC 7635 The Bubble Nebula - telescope processed image. The 7-light-year-wide "bubble" is blown by intense stellar winds from the massive star SAO 20575, which is 45 times more massive than our Sun.
C11 / NGC 7635 The Bubble Nebula - unprocessed image. The central star is actually off-center; it appears in the upper left because it's moving through space while pushing against a dense region of cold gas.
The only image from the s50 from last night - #C11 / #NGC7635 #TheBubbleNebula. Conditions outside seem to have deteriorated after I left thens50 outside for the night. I had just got a new filter holder / dew shield as well. Looks like it’s going to be more […]
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A fantastic capture of the Bubble Nebula! Getting 125 minutes of exposure on the Seestar S50 has really allowed the delicate shell of the bubble and the surrounding emission nebulosity to pop.. 🌌✨
#BubbleNebula #NGC7635 #Astrophotography #DeepSpace #Astronomy #Cosmos #SeestarS50 #ZWO #Stargazing
L-R Top: SH2-161 Nebula, SH2-159 Nebula, and NGC 7510 Open Cluster. Center: Bubble Nebula. Below: NGC 7654 Star Cluster
22 Live Frames Stacked
5 min exposure
125 gain on ASI533mc Pro
Redcat 51
#astrophotography #astronomy #bubblenebula #ngc7635 #redcat51 #asi533mc #fortmill #southcarolina #dec2025
Located in the constellation Cassiopeia, this is Sh2-157 (The Lobster Nebula) and friends. NGC 7635 (Bubble Nebula) is at the upper left and NGC 7538 (Northern Lagoon Nebula) is at the top right of center.
Located in the constellation Cassiopeia, this is Sh2-157 (The Lobster Nebula) and friends. NGC 7635 (Bubble Nebula) is at the upper left and NGC 7538 (Northern Lagoon Nebula) is at the top right of center.
#sh2-157 #lobster #bubble #NGC7635 #NGC7538 #lagoon #cassiopeia #nebula
SH 2-157 Lobster Claw Nebula - telescope processed image with LP Filter and Moon and Sky Light Filter. The SH 2-157 Lobster Claw Nebula is an emission nebula in the constellation Cassiopeia, shaped by the powerful winds of giant stars, including the Wolf-Rayet star WR 157.
SH 2-157 Lobster Claw Nebula - unprocessed image with LP Filter and Moon and Sky Light Filter. It has a famous neighbor! SH 2-157 is found near the well-known Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635) in the constellation Cassiopeia.
Good Tuesday morning. Decided to let the s50 perform some mosaics and longer observations durning this week. This will result in only 2 images a night for the next 4 mornings. Some of these images I hope to use in a large mosaic I wanted to put together. In […]
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NGC 7635 The Bubble Nebula - telescope processed image. A 7 light-year wide gas sphere in Cassiopeia formed by the powerful stellar wind from an extremely hot, massive young star. It's an emission nebula glowing with ionized hydrogen.
NGC 7635 The Bubble Nebula - unprocessed image. The bubble is blown by the fierce stellar wind of the central star, which is 45 times more massive and a million times brighter than our Sun.
Last image for the Odyssey Pro for this morning. Here is an observation of #NGC7635 #TheBubbleNebula. #unistellar #odysseypro #space #astronomy #amateur
NGC 7635 The Bubble Nebula - telescope processed image. A glowing emission nebula in Cassiopeia. Its 7-light-year bubble is sculpted by the extreme stellar wind from a super-hot, massive central star, BD+60°2522.
NGC 7635 The Bubble Nebula - unprocessed image. The bubble's central star, 45x the Sun's mass, generates a 4 million mph stellar wind that carves the 7 light-year bubble like a cosmic snowplow!
Last of the 3-hour observations, here is #NGC7635 #TheBubbleNebula. #seestar #S50 #space #astronomy #amateur
NGC 7635 (C 11) - The Bubble Nebula.
An emission nebula ~7100 ly from Earth. The 7 ly wide bubble is formed by stellar winds from a 45 solar mass star. The young, 4My old, star will likely go to Supernova in ~10My!!
Taken 9/25 with #SeeStarS50, processed in #Siril
#Astrophotography #NGC7635 #C11
NGC 7635 The Bubble Nebula - telescope processed image. A stellar wind bubble carved out of interstellar gas by the intense radiation from a massive, super-hot star that appears dramatically off-center in the nebula.
NGC 7635 The Bubble Nebula - unprocessed image. The massive central star blasts a stellar wind at over 4 million miles per hour to create the bubble, a shell expanding at seven light-years wide!
Another nebula from last night, #NGC7635 #TheBubbleNebula. #seestar #S50 #space #astronomy #amateur
A cloud of glowing gas with a bubble in it above a loose ball of stars.
A cloud of glowing gas with a bubble in it above a loose ball of stars.
Above: The Bubble Nebula NGC 7635
Below: Open Cluster M 52
Processed and raw.
#astrophotography #seestar #ngc7635 #m52
The Bubble Nebula.
NGC 7635
Ha-Oiii
#astrophotography #astronomy #nightsky #raw_nightshots #raw_canada #raw_allnature #raw_colours #raw_edit #raw_skies #deepspace #stargazing #universe #space #deepsky #galaxy #nebula #bubblenebula #NGC7635
A roughly circular, bright red gaseous nebula, with a white bubble in its center, among thousands of stars.
Jelieta Walinski at Desert Bloom Observatory in St. David, Arizona, captured #NGC7635, the #BubbleNebula, in June. Thank you, Jelieta!
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Open cluster of stars and nebula that looks like a soap bubble
Scorpion Cluster
and the Bubble Nebula
share the frame nicely
— #Astrophotography #Seestar #S50 #Backyard #SanJosé #Siril #M52 #NGC7635
- https://www.nicehat.org/2025/06/24/scorpion-cluster/
A stunning telescopic view of Comet Lemmon fading as it journeys toward the outer solar system. The image showcases the comet's greenish coma alongside the rich starfields of Cassiopeia, including the open star cluster M52 and the Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635). A satellite streak is also visible, adding to the celestial scene.
Astronomy Picture from 20/07/2013
Comet Lemmon and the Deep Sky
Source: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap130720.html
#CometLemmon #DeepSkyObjects #Cassiopeia #M52 #BubbleNebula #NGC7635 #Astrophotography #MilkyWay #Space #Astronomy #Comet #Nebula #StarCluster #Satellite
A stunning image of the Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635) in Cassiopeia. This 10 light-year diameter cosmic bubble is sculpted by the intense stellar wind of a massive O-type star, shown in a false-color Hubble palette highlighting sulfur, hydrogen, and oxygen emissions. Captured from Mount Wilson Observatory.
Astronomy Picture from 02/09/2010
The Bubble Nebula
Source: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap100902.html
#BubbleNebula #NGC7635 #Space #Astronomy #HubblePalette #Stars #Nebula #Cosmology #DeepSpace #Cassiopeia #StellarWind #MountWilson #AstroPhotography
A stunning wide-angle view of the Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635), a cosmic bubble approximately 10 light-years in diameter, located in the Cassiopeia constellation, 11,000 light-years from Earth. The image showcases the nebula's intricate structure and surrounding starfield, captured using broad and narrow-band filters to highlight the emission of excited hydrogen. The bright star within the bubble's boundary is responsible for its creation through stellar winds.
Astronomy Picture from 17/01/2003
Stars and the Bubble Nebula
Source: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap030117.html
#BubbleNebula #NGC7635 #Cassiopeia #Space #Astronomy #Nebula #Cosmology #Stars #DeepSpace #AstroPhotography #CosmicBubble #Stargazing #Redshift
A breathtaking Hubble-palette image of the Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635) in Cassiopeia. This 10 light-year diameter cosmic bubble is sculpted by the powerful stellar wind of a massive O-type star, showcasing vibrant hues of sulfur, hydrogen, and oxygen. Captured from Mount Wilson Observatory.
Astronomy Picture from 02/09/2010
The Bubble Nebula
Source: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap100902.html
#BubbleNebula #NGC7635 #Space #Astronomy #Cosmos #HubblePalette #StellarWind #Nebula #Cassiopeia #DeepSpace #AstroPhotography #Science #Universe #Stargazing #MountWilson
Monochromatic image of the Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635) in Cassiopeia, a 10 light-year diameter cosmic bubble sculpted by stellar winds from a massive star. The image reveals intricate details of the glowing gas and surrounding dust, showcasing the violent processes that created this celestial structure. The bright star near the center is the source of the powerful stellar wind responsible for the nebula's shape.
Astronomy Picture from 18/10/2006
NGC 7635: The Bubble
Source: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap061018.html
#BubbleNebula #NGC7635 #SpaceBubble #StellarWind #Astrophotography #Cosmology #DeepSpace #Astronomy #Cassiopeia #HydrogenAlpha #Nebula #CosmicBubble #Space
A stunning image showcasing the Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635) and the open star cluster M52. The Bubble Nebula, a 10 light-year wide cosmic bubble blown by a massive star, contrasts beautifully with the much larger, 25 light-year wide M52 cluster containing thousands of stars. Both celestial objects reside in Cassiopeia and are captured against a rich backdrop of stars and interstellar gas, creating a mesmerizing deep-space scene.
Astronomy Picture from 30/10/2009
The Bubble and M52
Source: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap091030.html
#BubbleNebula #M52 #OpenStarCluster #CosmicComposition #Astrophotography #Nebula #Stars #DeepSpace #Space #Astronomy #Cassiopeia #NGC7635 #SpaceBeauty #Stargazing
Behold the breathtaking Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635), a stunning cosmic structure 7,100 light-years away in the constellation Cassiopeia! This celestial bubble, sculpted by the fierce stellar winds of a massive, hot star, expands into the surrounding interstellar gas, creating an ethereal, glowing sphere of cosmic beauty. 💫✨ A true masterpiece of the universe, this nebula reminds us of the vast, ever-changing wonders of deep space. 🌠 #BubbleNebula #SpacePhotography #Astrophotography #CosmicBeauty #NASA #Nebula
the breathtaking Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635), a stunning cosmic structure 7,100 light-years away in the constellation Cassiopeia!
#BubbleNebula #SpacePhotography #Astrophotography #CosmicBeauty #NASA #Nebula #astronight #ngc7635
A breathtaking widefield view showcasing the Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635), a delicate cosmic bubble nestled amongst a sea of stars and glowing gas. Located approximately 11,000 light-years away, the image also captures the open star cluster M52 in the upper left. This vibrant image, composed from photographic plates taken at the Palomar Observatory, spans about 2.7 degrees across the sky.
Astronomy Picture from 28/04/2006
NGC 7635: Bubble in a Cosmic Sea
Source: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap060428.html
#BubbleNebula #NGC7635 #Space #Astronomy #Cosmos #Nebula #Stars #Galaxy #DeepSpace #Astrophotography #Cepheus #Cassiopeia #M52 #PalomarObservatory
It's a bit of an unfair comparison between my data and the image of the #HubbleSpaceTelescope (you could zoom in so much further to see a crazy amount of details)
#BubbleNebula #NGC7635 #emissionnebula #narrowband #HSO #Hubble #astrophotography #astro #space #deepspace #universe #celestron #ZWOASI
