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Related: About this forumTake a ride through the Orion Nebula!
One of the most iconic nebulae in the Messier catalog comes alive in this short video.
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Take a ride through the Orion Nebula! (Original Post)
earthshine
Jan 2018
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Binkie The Clown
(7,911 posts)1. I wish it went on for a couple hours at least. :) nt
yuiyoshida
(41,861 posts)2. how about some music to go with
byronius
(7,401 posts)3. That's startlingly gorgeous.
LeftInTX
(25,551 posts)4. So cool!!
longship
(40,416 posts)5. They don't split the Trapezium.
It looks overexposed.
The Trapezium Cluster is the central feature of M42, the Orion Nebula.
M42, centered on the Trapezium:
zanana1
(6,127 posts)6. I don't know anything about space, but...
That was absolutely breathtaking.
skamaria
(329 posts)7. Attack ships off the shoulder of Orion!
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