Van den Bergh 93

Curtains of gas and dust dramatically open here to reveal the inner region of this star-forming region. Unceremoniously named, bright star SAO 152320 shines with intense light in the center of this field. Clouds of gas glow strongly and dust shrinks quickly under its radiative prowess. This vista lies some 4000 light years away towards the constellation of Monoceros. This is a portion of a much larger nebula called Gum 1.

This image was taken as part of Advanced Observing Program (AOP) program at Kitt Peak Visitor Center during 2014.

Créditos:

KPNO/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/Bill Uminski and Cyndi Kristopeit/Adam Block

About the Image

Id:noao-vdb93uminski
Tipo:Observation
Release date:13 de Junio de 2014 a las 06:00
Size:1368 x 921 px

Sobre el Objeto

Nombre:SAO 152320
Constellation:Monoceros
Categoría:Stars

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Coordenadas

ObjectValue
Posición (AR):7 4 39.64
Posición (Dec):-10° 20' 31.37"
Campo visual:16.91 x 11.39 arcminutes
Orientación:North is 20.2° left of vertical


Colores y Filtros

BandaLongitud de OndaTelescopio
Optical
B
438 nmVisitor Center Roll off Roof Observatory
Other CCD
Optical
G
475 nmVisitor Center Roll off Roof Observatory
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Optical
R
625 nmVisitor Center Roll off Roof Observatory
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Optical
Broad Band
555 nmVisitor Center Roll off Roof Observatory
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