Messier 50 in Monoceros
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2018-12-01+03+04
Pentax 125 SDP (f=800mm)
10micron GM2000 HPS, unguided
55x6 min ISO 800
5h 30min
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Nikon D750
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Object data M 50
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Open Star Cluster (II 3 m)
16’
5.9 mag (V)
Mon
3.000 Ly
Messier 48 has a diameter of about 23 ly and is
about 300 million years old.
Object data vdB 87
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Mon
~10.000 Ly
The nebula is divided into three main parts, catalogued as vdB 87a,
vdB 87b and vdB 87c, which are illuminated by three white-blue dwarfs,
one of which is spectral class B6V and the other two are class B1V.
Reflection / Emission nebula
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