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July 30 2009
M 42 in Orion
I think M 42 is one of the Greatest Emission Nebula in the Sky. It is a very bright Nebula at 4.0 Magnitude.
Also hid inside the heart of M 42 is "The Trapezium". The Trapezium is made up of 10 stars.
The "C" star of "The Trapezium heats up the area with it's UV light & makes the Nebula Shine.
The bright star at the bottom of the image is Nair al Saif its magnitude is +2.75. It is also a multiple star system with 3 stars.
Submitted by:
RickyF
Location:
Mt. Teide in Canary Islands.
Date:
August 20 2006
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2009-07-30 00:35:39 GMT
ak666666
Nice nice nice!
Ali
Lahore Pakistan
2009-07-30 07:49:34 GMT
TonyF
great shot of M42, Ricky
2009-07-30 12:07:32 GMT
LouisS
Beautiful image, Ricky, and one of my all-time favorites.
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