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Nebula, Cluster

M78


Right Ascension 05 : 46.7 (h:m)

Declination +00 : 03 (deg:m)

Distance 1.6 (kly)

Visual Brightness 8.3 (mag)

Apparent Dimension 8x6 (arc min)



Discovered 1780 by Pierre Méchain.

M78 is the brightest diffuse reflection nebula in the sky. Discovered by Pierre Méchain in early 1780, Charles Messier added it to his catalog on December 17, 1780. It belongs to the Orion complex, a large cloud of gas and dust centered on the Orion Nebula M42/M43, and is about 1,600 light years distant. It is the brightest portion of a vast dust cloud which includes NGC 2071 (northeast, lower right in our image), NGC 2067 (close northwest), and very faint NGC 2064 (southwest), all visible in our image. Together with some other nebulae, including NGC 2024 (Orion B) near Zeta Orionis (sometimes called the Flame Nebula), all these nebulae are associated with the molecular cloud LDN 1630 (from Lynds' Catalogue of Dark Nebula), a part of the Orion complex.



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HO-BYM 292FN
AP EQ1200
ST-10XE w/ CFW-8a(-40)
L : 80min(1X1) 2005/2/12
RGB : 20min ea(1X1)
NadA Observatory 1
Astrovill, Kanwon-do, KOREA
2005. 2. 11, 12
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