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| Object name: | IC 443- Jellyfish Nebula | Optics: | TEC 140 Apo-refractor with original field flattener | ||||
| Objekt type: | Supernova remnant | Focal lenght: | 980 mm | ||||
| Constellation: | Gemini | Camera: | FLI ML 16803-65 | ||||
| Location / Date: | Remseck / 02.March.2011 | Exposure: | 14 x 1200 sec H-alpha / 6 x 1200 sec OIII / 9 x 1200 sec SII / 1 x 300 sec RGB | ||||
| Distance: | approx. 5000 ly | Filters: | Baader H-alpha filter 7 nm / OIII-filter 8.5 nm/ SII-filter 8 nm | ||||
| Apparent dimensions: | approx. 50' | Mount: | 10micron GM2000 | ||||
| Real dimensions: | approx. 70 ly | Autoguiding: | Off-Axis Guider - SX Lodestar | ||||
| Brightness: | - | Software: | MaxIm DL / Registar / Photoshop CS3 | ||||
| Position (R.A. / DEC): | 06h 17' 13" / +22° 31' 05" | Image processing: | Tone-Mapping-Method / real color | ||||
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IC 443 is one of the best-studied cases of supernova remnants interacting with surrounding molecular clouds. colored stars overlay
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