Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
2019-Apr-24
Exposures: RGB 47x2m + 28x2.5m = 8h 12m
Processing: SGP, MaximDL, Gimp
Telescope: CFF132,STF-8300M,GM1000
Guider: LE80,LSX2,GSO2X
Messier 3 is a large, bright globular cluster found in the constellation Canes Venatici.
Messier 3 is one of the brightest and most popular of all the northern globulars. It can easily be seen in any telescope but it is a challenge to observe with the naked eye.
This taken from my backyard over four nights in April of 2019. The final version consists of a little over 8 hours of total integration time.
