Cederblad 111 (Ced 111) 2020 Jul 10 Written By Jason Matter Cederblad 111 (Ced 111) is a blue reflection region in the southern constellation of Chamaeleon and is part of one of the closest (~550 light years) dark cloud complexes to the Sun. Ced 110 is the bright reflection in the lower portion of the image with the distinct bright arc. Both are part of Cha I dark cloud complex. The median age is estimated at ~2 Myr. The cloud complex is a stellar nursery and many new stars have been detected through their variability and H-a emission. The small, elongated, bright red objects at the center of the image are Hebrig-Haro objects (HH 49-50), which form from a collision between ionized jets of gas ejected from newly born stars and the surrounding cloud. Imaging telescopes or lenses:Takahashi TOA-150 Imaging cameras:FLI ML16200 Mounts:Astro-Physics 1600 with Absolute Encoders Filters: L , B , G , RIntegration: 16.7 hours Copyright Good Astronomy Support AAPOD2 for free! Use Our AGENA ASTRO Affliate Link AAPOD2 Title: Cederblad 111 (Ced 111) AAPOD2 Page Link: https://www.aapod2.com/blog/cederblad-111-ced-111 Submit Your Photo! good astronomyCasey Goodcederblad 111ced 111cederblad111ced111reflection nebulaced110ced 110cha 1 dark cloudhh 49-50hebrig-haro 49-50 Jason Matter
Cederblad 111 (Ced 111) 2020 Jul 10 Written By Jason Matter Cederblad 111 (Ced 111) is a blue reflection region in the southern constellation of Chamaeleon and is part of one of the closest (~550 light years) dark cloud complexes to the Sun. Ced 110 is the bright reflection in the lower portion of the image with the distinct bright arc. Both are part of Cha I dark cloud complex. The median age is estimated at ~2 Myr. The cloud complex is a stellar nursery and many new stars have been detected through their variability and H-a emission. The small, elongated, bright red objects at the center of the image are Hebrig-Haro objects (HH 49-50), which form from a collision between ionized jets of gas ejected from newly born stars and the surrounding cloud. Imaging telescopes or lenses:Takahashi TOA-150 Imaging cameras:FLI ML16200 Mounts:Astro-Physics 1600 with Absolute Encoders Filters: L , B , G , RIntegration: 16.7 hours Copyright Good Astronomy Support AAPOD2 for free! Use Our AGENA ASTRO Affliate Link AAPOD2 Title: Cederblad 111 (Ced 111) AAPOD2 Page Link: https://www.aapod2.com/blog/cederblad-111-ced-111 Submit Your Photo! good astronomyCasey Goodcederblad 111ced 111cederblad111ced111reflection nebulaced110ced 110cha 1 dark cloudhh 49-50hebrig-haro 49-50 Jason Matter