Celestial hemisphere:  Northern  ·  Constellation: Orion (Ori)  ·  Contains:  LDN 1621  ·  LDN 1622  ·  VdB62  ·  VdB63
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LDN 1622

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LDN 1622

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LDN 1622

OTA: Star-Fire 175 (f/8)

Camera: FLI - PL16070AE

Observatory: Deep Sky West

EXPOSURES:

Red: 15 x 600 seconds

Blue: 21 x 600

Green: 20 x 600

Luminosity: 31 x 600

Hydrogen: 12 x 1800

Total exposure ~22 hours

Image Width: ~1.4 deg

Processed by Alex Woronow using PixInsight, StarNet++, Matlab, Aurora HDR in 2019

LDN 1622 lies in the constellation of Orion and at a distance of about 500 light-years. This is considerably closer than the Great Nebula of Orion, in Orion’s sword.

Observations at microwave frequencies show anomalously strong radiation that correlates with infrared radiation intensities. This correlation is consistent with the “spinning dust model.” This model suggest that extremely small (nanometer) dust grains, rapidly spinning (10-60 GHz), and carrying a dipole electric charge give rise to both the observed microwave radiation and thermal IR radiation.

(Source: largely Wikipedia )

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