IC 10 is an irregular Dwarf galaxy in Cassiopeia. It has an HII nucleus, extensive active star forming regions, and is the only known starburst galaxy in the local group of galaxies. It is difficult to observe and study as it lies near the plane of the Milky Way and so is obscured by stars and dust.

I never liked the original version of this image so reprocessed it.

Imaging Camera: QSI640wsg
Imaging Scope: Celestron 9.25"Edge HD at F/10
Guide Camera: SX Lodestar
Mount: Avalon M-Uno Fast Reverse
Filters: Astrodon Gen II LRGB, 5nm Ha
Exposure: 7 hours Ha, 30 minute subs unbinned, 3 hours Lum, 5 minute subs unbinned , 50 min each RGB 2.5 minute subs binned x 2
Processing: CCD Stack and PS CC
Date: 10/1 and 10/2, 2017 REPROCESSED 10/26/20
Sky conditions: Average seeing, good transparency and as usual the worst Bortle white light pollution.
Location: My front driveway. Morristown, NJ