Sh 2-275

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Sh 2-275 is a large, circular emission nebula in the constellation Monoceros, notable for its active star-forming region and striking rosette-like appearance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf H II region
deep-sky object
emission nebula
star-forming region
alsoKnownAs Rosette Nebula NERFINISHED
Sh2-275 NERFINISHED
Sharpless 2-275 NERFINISHED
associatedWith NGC 2244 NERFINISHED
contains Bok globules NERFINISHED
molecular clouds
open cluster NGC 2244 NERFINISHED
protostars
young stellar objects
discoveredBy John Herschel (nebular region around NGC 2244) NERFINISHED
excitedBy young massive stars
hasAge a few million years (ionizing cluster NGC 2244)
hasAlternativeDesignation Caldwell 49 NERFINISHED
LBN 948 NERFINISHED
SNR G206.3-02.1 (historical association, not a supernova remnant)
hasAngularSize about 1.3 degrees
hasApparentMagnitude 9.0
hasAppearance rosette-like
hasCatalogNumber Sh 2-275 NERFINISHED
hasCentralRegion open cluster NGC 2244 NERFINISHED
hasColor reddish
hasDeclination +04° 57′
hasDistanceFromEarth about 1.6 kiloparsecs
about 5200 light-years
hasDominantEmissionLine H-alpha
[O III]
[S II]
hasMorphology large circular nebula
hasRightAscension 06h 31m
ionizedBy OB stars in NGC 2244
isCataloguedIn Sharpless 2 catalog NERFINISHED
Sharpless catalog NERFINISHED
isPopularTargetFor amateur astronomers
astrophotographers
isRegionOf active star formation
locatedIn Orion Arm NERFINISHED
locatedInConstellation Monoceros NERFINISHED
observedIn infrared wavelengths
optical wavelengths
radio wavelengths
partOf Milky Way NERFINISHED
visibleIn Northern Hemisphere winter sky
Southern Hemisphere summer sky

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