Complexo Nebular Rho Ophiuchi (Rho Ophiuchi cloud complex) e o planeta Júpiter. (Daniel Schek)

Celestial hemisphere: Southern · Constellation: Scorpius (Sco) · Contains: IC 4592 · IC 4601 · IC 4603 · IC 4604 · IC 4605 · M 4 · NGC 6121 · Part of the constellation Scorpius (Sco) · The star Al Niyat (σSco) · The star Antares (αSco) · The star Dschubba (δSco) · The star Graffias (β1Sco) · The star εSco · The star νSco · The star πSco · The star τSco · The star φOph · The star ω1Sco · rho Oph nebula

Complexo Nebular Rho Ophiuchi (Rho Ophiuchi cloud complex) e o planeta Júpiter., Daniel Schek

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Complexo Nebular Rho Ophiuchi (Rho Ophiuchi cloud complex) e o planeta Júpiter.

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Um dos objetos mais lindos em termos de cores e formação da as caras no inverno brasileiro.

Este é o complexo nebular Rho ophiuchi. Situado na constelação de escorpião bem próximo a região central da via Láctea. É uma das nuvens de formação de estrelas mais próximas do nosso Sol cerca de 394 anos luz de distância.

Regiões vermelhas, azuis e marrons fazem parte deste complexo que é rico em poeira estelar.

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Canon 50mm F1.8 @F4 | QHY163C | Star Adventurer | 120x60s

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Rho Ophiuchi Nebular Complex (Rho Ophiuchi cloud complex) and the planet Jupiter.

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One of the most beautiful objects in terms of color and formation of faces in the Brazilian winter.

This is the nebular complex Rho ophiuchi. Located in the constellation of scorpion very close to the central region of the Milky Way. It is one of the star formation clouds closest to our Sun about 394 light years away.

Red, blue and brown regions are part of this complex that is rich in stellar dust.

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Canon 50mm F1.8 @ F4 | QHY163C | Star Adventurer | 120x60s

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