Barnard 84 dark nebula

[Geoff]

This pic is one of the dark nebula identified in a photographic survey by E. E. Barnard. It is a dense interstellar cloud that obscures the light from objects such as stars or bright nebulae lying behind it. These dark clouds contain minute dust particles, coated with frozen carbon monoxide and nitrogen, which effectively block the passage of light at visible wavelengths. The whole area of the image is in an extremely dusty area of the sky, which leads to a marked reddening of the image


Picture and tech details here https://www.astrobin.com/416770/C/
Higher res here https://www.astrobin.com/full/416770/C/

[rdryfoos]

Looks good--how much data is there?  is this the 12.5 planewave?
Rodd

[Geoff]

Thanks Rodd. It’s 3 hours data through 12.5” Planewave. (1 hour each of R, G and B)

[rdryfoos]

Thanks Rodd. It’s 3 hours data through 12.5” Planewave. (1 hour each of R, G and B)

  I think if you triple that you will see a huge difference 
Rodd