STAR CHART FOR MID-LATITUDES OF THE

throughout M42 are opaque in the Hubble visible-light view, nearly transparent in the near-infrared image, and are seen glowing with their own heat in this mid-infrared image The Orion “Bar” • The Orion Bar is sometimes called the “Bright Bar ” • Located at the boundary between the relatively sparse region in the center

M42: Fiscal Agent Signature Card

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The Orion Nebula (M42)

a detailed view inside the vast Orion Nebula (M42) — a nearby, turbulent, star-forming region More than 3,000 stars appear in this image alone The nebula is a picture book of star formation, allowing astronomers to study stars of all types and sizes in one location The stars in this stellar nursery are all about 2

Messier 42 - M42 - Orion Nebula - Free Star Charts

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The Central Orion Nebula (M42) as seen by MUSE

The Orion Nebula H II regions are stellar nurseries where we can study the interplay between the recently born (massive) stars and the surrounding interstellar medium One of the best-known and closest examples, at a distance of about 440 pc, is the Orion Nebula (M42; a review is given in O’Dell [2001]) As such, it is one of the

Orion - M42 and Beyond

ORION - M42 AND BEYOND • home to 3 Messiers • outstanding deep sky objects • fantastic visual treats • favourite with photographers

Spot the Young Stars of the Hyades and Pleiades

As discussed in last month’s Notes, the famous Orion Nebula (M42), found in Orion’s “Sword,” is a celestial nursery full of newly-born “baby stars” and still-incubating “protostars,” surrounded by the gas from which they were born Next to Orion we find the Hyades, in Taurus, with their distinctive “V’ shape