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Spirals of the Rosette Nebula © Ken Crawford Rancho Del Sol Observatory MPC G67
| Filter | Exposures |
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| Clear/ Lum | 0 minutes |
| Red | 0 minutes |
| Green | 0 minutes |
| Blue | 0 minutes |
| Ha | 240 minutes |
| OIII | 240 minutes |
| SII | 240 minutes |
The Rosette nebula (Cadwell 49) is a large circular emission nebula in the Monoceros region. It is around 5,000 light years away and is powered by hot O and B stars. This interesting spiral feature is twisted by powerful stellar winds.
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This deep image was produced with Ha-SII-OIII in the Hubble color palette. The image on the left shows the Hydrogen component only. These images may be used for personal or educational use without contacting me. But, these images and this website are Copyright © Ken Crawford. If you are a publisher and would like a full resolution link to this or other images please contact Ken Crawford.