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Search results - "lagoon"
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Subtle Lagoon40 viewsThis is the 'Lagoon' nebula in Sagittarius which can be seen from Ireland mainly on summer evenings as a bright nebulous patch of light just above the 'teapot' and the large sagittarius starcloud, named as M8 by Charles Messier. At 4,000 to 6,000 light years away, it is seen as a bright 6th magnitude glow a degree across, containg newly born stars, and the fabulous starcluster NGC 6530.
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Large Sagitarius Starcloud91 viewsThe Large Sagittarius Starcloud is the brightest visual part of our Milkyway galaxy. Unfortunately, it rises quite low in the south from Irelan, being only best visible during the summer months and during the shortes nights. Another fabulous region of the night sky with M8, the Lagoon Nebula a fine sight in any instrument.
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Large Sagittarius Starcloud77 viewsThe Large Sagittarius Starcloud is the brightest visual part of our Milkyway galaxy. Unfortunately, it rises quite low in the south from Irelan, being only best visible during the summer months and during the shortes nights. Another fabulous region of the night sky with M8, the Lagoon Nebula a fine sight in any instrument.
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