Nebulae are vast, cloud-like regions of gas and dust in space. These structures serve as the birthplaces of stars and are important components of galaxies. Nebulae can be observed in various forms and are classified into several types based on their characteristics.
The Horsehead Nebula IC 434Owl Nebula (M97) and Surfboard Galaxy (M108)Casper the Friendly Ghost Nebula (M78)Crab Nebula (M1)M27 Dumbbell NebulaNGC 6888 (C27) - Crescent NebulaRosette Nebula C50Horsehead Nebula IC 434Flame Nebula NGC 2024C50 - NGC 2244 - Harp Cluster inside Rosette NebulaNGC 2264 - The Cone NebulaNGC 1977, M43 and M42 - The Orion NebulaeNGC 2244 (also known as Caldwell 50 or the Satellite Cluster) inside the Rosette NebulaM42 and M43 - The Great Orion NebulaM1 Crab Nebula - Supernova RemnantMessier 76 - The Little Dumbbell NebulaNGC 2024 - The Flame NebulaIC 434 - The Horsehead NebulaFirst attempt at the Flame Nebula (NGC 2024)M1 - The Crab NebulaM42 - The Orion NebulaM42 - The Orion NebulaM42 - The Orion NebulaM42 - The Orion Nebula - My first astrophotograph
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