Dusty Pleiades (M45) STARLESS - Not your normal Pleiades (URSAMO)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Taurus (Tau) · Contains: 19 Tau) · 25 Tau) · Barnard's Merope Nebula · IC 341 · IC 349 · IC 353 · IC 354 · Maia Nebula · Merope Nebula · NGC 1432 · NGC 1435 · The star 13 Tau · The star 18 Tau · The star 32 Tau · The star Alcyone (η Tau · The star Atlas (27 Tau) · The star Celaeno (16 Tau) · The star Electra (17 Tau) · The star Merope (23 Tau) · The star Pleione (28 Tau) · The star Taygeta (q Tau

Dusty Pleiades (M45) STARLESS - Not your normal Pleiades, URSAMO

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Living in Egypt gives me many opportunities to image the sky with the help of clear astronomical nights.
This Image was shot from Dar Eid in Saint Catherine/Sinai
3 years or data 2021/2022/2023
The Pleiades star cluster, also known as the Seven Sisters is immersed in nebulosity due to scattered starlight near the cluster. Further from the cluster is dust in the interstellar medium. It was a cold night yet quite night in saint Catherine and I wanted to image something special. I knew M45 is rising early this day so I dedicated the full night for them and I say them cause of its other name 7 sisters. I imaged this target several times, but now I wanted the surrounding dust, the dust that many of us astrophotographers miss or ignore and I won’t lie I was shocked by how the void isn’t a void it just needs good integration time.

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