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  • SH2-115 & SH2-116 (Nebulas)

  • Telescope: ASKAR FRA500

  • Mount: iOptron CEM70

  • Camera: ZWO ASI2600MC Pro

  • Filter: Antlia ALP-T Dual Band 5nm

  • Software: PixInsight, RC-Astro plugins

  • Acquisition: 107x300s frames - 8h 15'

  • Date: 2024.11.04

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          SH2-115 and SH2-116 are both features located within the rich tapestry of the night sky, significant in the realm of astrophysics and astronomical observations. These planetary nebulae, identified in the Sharpless catalog, showcase the stunning beauty and complexity of stellar evolution. SH2-115, known for its vibrant colors, provides insight into the life cycle of stars, particularly those nearing the end of their lives. In contrast, SH2-116 offers a glimpse into the processes of star formation and the interactions between gas and dust in space. Both nebulae are valuable for researchers and amateur astronomers alike, serving as captivating subjects for study and admiration, highlighting the dynamic and ever-changing nature of our universe. By observing these celestial objects, we deepen our understanding of cosmic phenomena and the intricate dance of creation and destruction that characterizes the life cycle of stars.