I Captured a DEAD Star! #shorts

This is what it looks like after a star explodes and this one is still expanding at 930,000 miles per hour. (1.5 million kilometers)

The Veil Nebula erupted in a Supernova explosion 20,000 years ago and these are the remains.

I captured it from my backyard.

This is my Astrophotography equipment:

Targets:
Veil Nebula

Imaging Telescope:
RedCat 51

Imaging Camera:
ZWO ASI2600MM Pro

Focuser:
ZWO Standard Electronic Automatic Focuser EAF-5V

Mount:
Sky-Watcher EQ6-R Pro

Polar Alignment:
QHYCCD PoleMaster

Filters:
Optolong 3nm Ha and OIII

Total Exposure Time:
7 hours

[metal_kitty]

Whoa... you're work is amazing. Thank you for these pictures Chuck!

[jonahjerryson]

Wow can't believe how stars can spread out so much at such incredible speeds that just shows how powerful these explosions are. Thanks chuck, Nice one.

[okd]

It's still moving away from itself much faster than anything humanity as ever launched into space.

[shivanshupratikmishra]

Just know that you are awesome. Love your work

[HardcoreHalo]

You can still see the shape of the outwards eruption of the star seeing as 20, 000 years is rather short on the cosmic scale!

[martynh]

20, 000 years ago is just like yesterday in astronomical terms!!

[Jaxissupergay]

Chuck, your captures are the cure for boredom and ennui! Thank you!!

[jacobbragg]

I hear the professionals rely greatly on us regular folks when it comes to seeing the universe. High five Chuck you are doing a great service for planet earth with your pics and discoveries all the while entertaining us. I look forward to getting my shyt together and using your shop to dec out my place thanks for being so passionate about this 👍👏👏👏🥇

[Ghost_grl.]

Fun fact: Sagittarius A exploded and we might get to see it soon.. 🤭

[rolflandale]

The expanding looks that fast-foward due to micro gravitationally polarity of light particles, that alignment bundle, attempting to become complex matter & eventually mass celestial entities in the far future, the truth to why ancient astronomers assumed we all origin from a bomb 💣

[michaels]

Please Chuck, I need to know what model telescope you posses

[Morvreplica]

Congratulations for this is breathtaking I always have to see what you capture for it is like nothing else much love & support always!!✨🙌♾️

[rafaelcmvasquez]

Chuck your astrophotography work
is fantastic... it enables us
to go where we've never have gone before...
I believe we all have an Inkling for time travel...
Chuck you are making
that dream come true for so many... and that's what makes you that guy...
🖖🙏✌️

[captainfancypants]

been following for awhile now Chuck so glad you are able to capture what you do it's spectacularly amazing

[Adrift]

This video is tempting me even more to image the veil nebula

[MarcusTrawick]

Thank you so much. You save us work & money.

[perry]

First light with new rig? Beautiful shot Chuck.

[Forged_royale]

Did u know, if aliens were to view us with a telescope when they are millions of light years away they would be lookin at dinos?

[StunningScience]

The universe is fascinating. Thanks for this

[justdestruction]

Hey Chuck do nebulas have color through begginers telescopes ?