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Nebulae between Cepheus and Cassiopeia

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Sierra de Hornachos, Hornachos (Badajoz), ES
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Cep
22h
54m
16s
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+59°
46′
55″
9.17°
10.37″/px
2.11°N
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Black patches of the Milky Way separate Cassiopiea and Cepheus, the mythological Queen and King of Aethiopia. Nearer to us, over dark clouds are some colorful nebulas such as Sh2-155 (Cave Nebula), Sh2-154 and Sh2-135. There is a prominent, extremely big but not-so-dark nebula, LDN1238, left of the center. Between those dark clouds, standing out are Sh2-157 and Sh2-162 (Bubble Nebula, though the Bubble itselft is not resolved at this image scale). The lower right also hosts the Sh2-142, Sh2-135, Sh2-132 and LBN431 nebulas and the relatively bright, naked-eye star ζ Cep. Overlapping LDN1180 there is a faint nebula that doesn't seem to be listed in Sh2 and LBN catalogs.
135mm, f/2.8, ISO 2000
52x 120s
135mm, f/2.8, ISO 2000
52x 120s
Revision: Original
Published Nov 23, 2020, 10:36:39 PM
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