
Sh2-188 (Shrimp Nebula, PK128-04.1)

Believe it or not: this is a planetary nebula in constellation Cassiopeia.
Read more “Sh2-188 (Shrimp Nebula, PK128-04.1)”Believe it or not: this is a planetary nebula in constellation Cassiopeia.
Read more “Sh2-188 (Shrimp Nebula, PK128-04.1)”A very beautiful edge-on spiral galaxy in constellation Andromeda.
Read more “NGC 891”This is a part of the molecular cloud complex in constellation Cepheus, which also contains the more famous Iris nebula.
Read more “LDN 1155 (Gyulbudaghian Nebula) et al.”A star cluster embedded in a vast cloud of gas and dust in constellation Cepheus.
Read more “IC 1396 (Elephant’s Trunk Nebula)”A planetary nebula about 5700 light years distant in constellation Lacerta.
Read more “PK 102.8-05.0 (Abell 80)”Star nursery in constellation Cassiopeia about 6000 light years away.
Read more “IC 1795 (Fishhead Nebula)”Another molecular cloud in constellation Cepheus, probably related to LDN 1251, which I presented in a previous post.
Read more “LDN 1259”A very nice glowing gas bubble excited by a young hot star in its center, located in constellation Cassiopeia about 7500 light years away.
Read more “Sh2-170 (Small Rosetta Nebula, Dot of the Cosmic Question Mark), Sh1-118”A molecular cloud about 1000 light years from earth in constellation Cepheus.
Read more “LDN 1251”A rarely imaged planetary nebula in constellation Pegasus, discovered by Rebecca Jones in 1941.
Read more “PK 104-29.1 (Jones 1)”