IC 1795

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IC 1795 is a bright star-forming nebula in the constellation Cassiopeia, located near the Heart Nebula (IC 1805) within the Perseus Arm of the Milky Way.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomical object
emission nebula
star-forming region
angularSize approximately 10 arcminutes
associatedWith Perseus spiral arm star formation
belongsToGalaxy Milky Way NERFINISHED
catalogCode IC 1795 NERFINISHED
contains embedded star cluster
massive young stars
young stellar objects
discoveredInCatalog Index Catalogue NERFINISHED
distanceFromEarth approximately 1.8 kiloparsecs
approximately 6000 light-years
emits hydrogen-alpha radiation
environment rich in interstellar dust
rich in molecular gas
hasColor reddish
hasPhysicalProcess ionization by massive stars
molecular cloud collapse
ongoing star formation
hasStructure dust lanes
filamentary gas clouds
ionizingSource massive O-type stars
isPartOf Cassiopeia star-forming complex NERFINISHED
locatedIn Milky Way
Perseus Arm NERFINISHED
locatedInConstellation Cassiopeia NERFINISHED
near Heart Nebula NERFINISHED
IC 1805 NERFINISHED
observedInWavelength infrared
optical
radio
otherDesignation Ced 12
LBN 640
NGC 896 NERFINISHED
Sh2-190 NERFINISHED
Sharpless 2-190 NERFINISHED
W3
partOf Cassiopeia OB association NERFINISHED
W3/W4/W5 complex
regionType giant molecular cloud complex
skyLocation northern sky
spectralType H II emission

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IC 1805 (Heart Nebula) associatedWith IC 1795
subject surface form: IC 1805