Seagull Nebula #DS-46 Projectors

Seagull Nebula #DS-46 ProjectorsThis wide field view captures a beautiful view of the star formation region of the Seagull Nebula, IC 2177 which the borders of the constellations of Monoceros (The Unicorn) and Canis Major (The Great Dog), and is close to Sirius, the brightest star in the night sky. This cloud of gas and dust is located about 3700 light years away from Earth.

Base Diameter 7 inches

For comparison Milky way is 15 percent larger in breadth

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has captured a tightly bound pair of actively forming stars

A fascinating look at progress of  our presence in space and how far we have come

A beautiful rendition of theconstellation figures based on the artwork of Johannes Hevelius from the16th century

This Stunning scene portrays an astronaut on one of Saturn’s moons

1781 and was communicated to Charles Messier

reveals previously invisible areas of star birth

You’ll be able to identify major cities and see how they spread out across the landscape

the pattern eclipses the stars like a shutter on a camera

The whole image is filled with glowing gas clouds illuminated by hot blue young stars

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