Barnard 252 – The Cosmic Seahorse in the Dark
  
        
          
            At first glance, it may look like an empty patch of space… but look again. Slithering across a rich field of stars lies Barnard 252, a dark nebula in Scorpius, sculpted by dense clouds of interstellar dust that block the starlight behind it. Also nicknamed the "Seahorse Nebula" for its shape, this silhouette reveals the raw, cold material from which stars are eventually born.
      
         
                
          SPECIFICATIONS
          
                                          
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    Telescope
                  Planewave CDK24
               
 
                
                                                        
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    Camera
                  FLI ProLine PL9000, 
               
 
                
                                                        
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                   Date of observation 
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    Date of observation
                  23/03/2021
               
 
                
                                                        
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                   Credits 
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    Credits
                  Telescope Live & ale_motta_astrofotografia (IG)