SH2-132, a.k.a. The Lion Nebula, is a mix of emission and dark nebulae, located in Cepheus constellation.

This is the first time that I capture this target.

-After a whole month of bad weather, on October 19th the sky cleared up and I managed to capture 5 hours of OIII for this target. The next night I captured 5 hours of Ha (the sky had already a thin sheet of clouds). My plan for the next nights was to take RGB frames, then SII (probably 2 nights), then to add more signal where I needed (OIII or Ha). But the weather didn't take my plan into account.

So I processed an HOO image. If I'll take RGB frames for stars, I post a revision image. If I'll manage to take SII data, I post as a new image (if it's worth it).

-Because my mount in on my balcony on South side, many northern targets are not available for me. Yet, for some of them I have a small window of few hours, when they passed the Meridian on South side. These targets must have Dec below +65°.