NGC 7822 in Ha | ||
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| Description: | This large area of extended nebulosity consists of a large horizontal arc at the bottom known as NGC 7822 and the bright area at the top known as Cederblad 214. This whole area is very bright in the infrared because of massive, new stars heating the gas and dust clouds. Click here to see the cometary globules in CED 214. | |
| Constellation: | Cepheus | |
| Distance: | 2,750 light years | |
| Apparent Size: | Approximately 20' x 90' for NGC 7822 and 55' x 40' for CED 214 | |
| Date: | 6 december 2005 | |
| Equipment: | FSQ @ f/5, STL 11000XM, MI-250 | |
| Exposure: | 3.5 hours 6nm Ha (Astrodon) | |
