Behold, the Albireo Binary Star system!
Location: Cygnus Constellation
Albireo A is a yellow-orange giant star around 5-6 times larger than Earth's Sun.
Albireo B is a blue white main sequence star that's 2.5 times larger than Earth's Sun that's rotating as fast as a blender.
There's discussion that Albireo A & B is an optical binary star system and another theory is that Albireo A hosts a quadruple star system. Whichever it is, imagine the type of sunsets/sunrises this dimension gets, time is skewed.
Acquisition & Astro Rig details: Bortle 2, Elevation 2700 Feet.
ZWO AM5N Mount, 200mm pier extension on Celestron AVX Stainless Steel Tripod
SVBONY MK105, F/13 1365mm FL, 105mm aperture
ZWO ASIAIR Plus
ZWO 120mm ZWO Guide Camera
ZWO ASI585MC Pro One Shot Colour 3840 x 2160 resolution with HCG enabled Gain at 200, Cooling Fan 10 degress F.
Integration time 60 seconds x 5 lights with Bias, Flats, Darks.
ZWO UV/IR Cut 2" Filter
Powered by my portable 100ah Lithium Power Cell to 500 watt sine wave inverter.
Processing:
Stacked ASISTUDIO
Cosmic Clarity Stellar Sharpened
Siril Removed Green Noise
Siril Image Plate Solved
Cropped in Siril
Graxpert Denoised, background extracted and stretched 10%.
GIMP Light Curve tweaks
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