IC 1848 (also known as Soul Nebula, Embryo Nebula or as W5) in SHO (Giuseppe De Pace)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Cassiopeia (Cas) · Contains: IC 1848 · IC 1871

IC 1848 (also known as Soul Nebula, Embryo Nebula or as W5) in SHO, Giuseppe De Pace

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IC 1848 (also known as Soul Nebula, Embryo Nebula or as W5) in SHO

IC 1848 (also known as Soul Nebula, Embryo Nebula or as W5)
it is a diffuse nebula associated with an open cluster of young, hot stars
of great mass, visible in the constellation of Cassiopeia, towards the border with the Giraffe.
This is one of the areas where star formation is most active.
This is a very large HII region, whose distance is estimated at 7600 light years from us;
its gas is illuminated by the stars of some nearby star clusters and associations,
among which Cr 33 and Cr 34 stand out, two very large but unconcentrated open clusters,
formed by blue giant stars born from the gases of the nebula.
The light is then re-emitted from the nebula in the red color typical of the emission lines
of hydrogen H-alpha. Star formation is very active inside the nebula.
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