NGC 7510
NGC 7510 is a compact open star cluster located in the constellation Cepheus, at a distance of roughly 11,400 light‑years.
It is a young cluster, with an estimated age of about 10 million years, and displays a distinctive arrow‑head shape formed by several bright,
blue stars. The most luminous member is classified as a B1.5 III giant.
NGC 7510 lies within the Perseus spiral arm of the Milky Way, a region known for active and recent star formation.
Object Data
NGC:NGC 7510
Type:Open cluster
Constellation:Cepheus
Distance:~11,400 light-years
Observation Data
Location:Pollux Observatory, Zuidlaren
Date:2023-08-17
Technical Data
Exposure time:S- 35x 180 sec
Hα- 23 x 180 sec
O- 23 x 180 sec
Total: 4.1 h
Hα- 23 x 180 sec
O- 23 x 180 sec
Total: 4.1 h
Telescope:Takahashi FSQ106 ED
Camera:ZWO ASI 1600mm Pro
Color palette:Hα luminance SHO
Filters:Astronomik 6 nm