From the Flame Nebula (NGC-2024) to the Running Man Nebula (NGC-1977) - 16 Hours (Garillan)

Celestial hemisphere: Southern · Constellation: Orion (Ori) · Contains: 42 Ori) · 48 Ori · 50 Ori) · Flame Nebula · IC 431 · IC 432 · IC 434 · IC 435 · M 43 · Mairan's Nebula · NGC 1973 · NGC 1975 · NGC 1977 · NGC 1981 · NGC 1982 · NGC 2023 · NGC 2024 · Orion B · The star 45 Ori · The star Alnitak (ζ Ori · The star Mizan Batil I (c Ori · The star σ Ori · Upper Sword · the Running Man Nebula

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From the Flame Nebula (NGC-2024) to the Running Man Nebula (NGC-1977) - 16 Hours

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From the Flame Nebula (NGC-2024) to the Running Man Nebula (NGC-1977) - 16 Hours

I invite you on a visual journey through space, from the imposing Flame Nebula to the mysterious Running Man Nebula. Over five nights of observing, I have accumulated 16 hours of data to capture the astonishing beauty of these celestial objects.

The Flame Nebula in Orion shows us a symphony of colors and shapes as young stars illuminate its vast space.

When exploring the Running Man Nebula, NGC 1977, we find a structure that evokes the figure of a runner in the universe. Its blue and pink tones tell us about the continuous stellar creation that takes place within it.

Astrophotography offers us a unique window to appreciate the magnificence of the cosmos. What aspects of these nebulae captivated you the most? Share your experiences and questions in the comments!

Continue exploring the mysteries of the universe with your cameras and your ingenuity!

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