Stacked13 NGC6302 30.0s Bin1 294MC gain121 20231011 232917 0.0C

NGC 6302 lies roughly 3,800 light-years away in the constellation Scorpius. More popularly known as the Bug Nebula or the Butterfly Nebula, this celestial object looks like a delicate butterfly.

Note: Image was taken when constellation was low on the horizon from my viewing spot with trees very close!

Images from my EAA session on 11-10-2023
ASIAIR Plus (32GB) in Live Stacking mode with calibration frames and no post processing.

Calibration Frames:
Master Flat (Stack 20, Exp 5.0s, Bin1, Gain121, cooled to 0°C)
Master Bias as Dark Flat/Flat Dark (Stack 20, Exp 5.0s, Bin1, Gain121, cooled to 0°C)
Master Dark (Stack 20, Exp 30.0s, Bin1, Gain121, cooled to 0°C)

Exposure: 30 seconds, Unguided, Uncropped image
Time: 10 minutes