Celestial hemisphere:  Northern  ·  Constellation: Monoceros (Mon)  ·  Contains:  NGC 2237  ·  NGC 2238  ·  NGC 2239  ·  NGC 2246  ·  NGC 2252  ·  Rosette A  ·  Rosette B  ·  Rosette Nebula  ·  The star 12 Mon
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Caldwell 49 - Rosette nebula (SHO), Norbert Lászka
Caldwell 49 - Rosette nebula (SHO)
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Caldwell 49 - Rosette nebula (SHO)

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Caldwell 49 - Rosette nebula (SHO), Norbert Lászka
Caldwell 49 - Rosette nebula (SHO)
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Caldwell 49 - Rosette nebula (SHO)

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My little 80/480 apochromat is back in action. This time I chose a relatively bright target, the Rosetta Nebula.
The object itself is an emission nebula with the open cluster NGC2244 at its center. These central stars were and are being born from the material of the nebula and they excite the nebula.
Its distance is 5,200 light years, and its apparent size/diameter is 130 light years.
Part of the nebula is the dust cloud that crosses the nebula area and forms all kinds of interesting shapes. If you let your imagination go, you can see more than half a dozen animals in them. Good discovery ;)

2 years ago, this was one of my first pictures that I already said was acceptable. Then I took photos with a 120mm achromat. I tried again last year, then with this telescope, but still with a color camera
This year, I already have a mono camera, so I decided that it would be an SHO picture. Later, the image will also receive normal RGB stars, but unfortunately some accident happened with the red filter images and they did not turn out well.
I am waiting for the new clear sky to replace it.

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Caldwell 49 - Rosette nebula (SHO), Norbert Lászka