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I used my Home Observatory to take a look into the soul of the universe

I finally have astro darkness here in the northern part of Sweden, but the weather is not on my side. Some nights look promising only to be ruined by fog due to the much higher temperature compared to what is normal for this season. I use this time to plan for upcoming videos and targets as well as process data that I’ve been saving from the last season. So, when I say I looked into the soul of the universe, I meant the Soul Nebula. Located in the constellation Cassiopeia, about 7 500 light years from earth, you will find the Soul Nebula, that together with the Heart Nebula fill up an area of about 300 light years and is often called the Heart and Soul. Data for this image: 23x300s S-II, 43x300s Ha, 53x300s O-III. Total number of exposures 119 with a total integration time of 10 hours. Processing: PixInsight with SHO palette with SHO stars. If you would like to support me on my journey into photographing the stars and deep sky objects, you can donate using: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FrosthAstro My equipment SkyWatcher HEQ5 Pro (belt mod and SKF bearings) SkyWatcher EvoStar 80ED Pro (0,85x FF/FR) SkyWatcher EvoGuide 50ED ZWO ASI294MM Pro ZWO ASI120MM Mini ZWO EAF Automatic Focuser ZWO EFW Electronic Filter Wheel, 7 position 36mm ZWO LRGB broadband and SHO narrowband filters If you like this channel and my content, click subscribe to make sure not to miss out on upcoming videos. Also don’t forget to check out my website: https://www.frosth.se