Nebulae

A Nebula (Nebulae pl) is a cloud of interstellar gas and dust that appears nebulous, hazy, or fuzzy, and extended in a telescope view. The word nebula comes to us from Latin, where it meant "mist" or "cloud." There are different types of nebula known as dark, emission, and reflection along with shapes, such as diffused, planetary and supernova remnant. Most of the emission nebulae are areas of new star birth such as the Orion nebula.

Nebulae as viewed from my Heavenly Backyard Garden.

Cocoon ... Aug 22, 2019	Crab ... Nov 28, 2019	Crescent ... Sep 26, 2019	Dumbbell ... Jul 12, 2018	Eagle ... Jun 21, 2020
Eastern Veil ... Oct 3, 2019	Western Veil ... June 17, 2021	Cocoon Nebula ... August 22, 2019	Helix ... Sep 19, 2019	Horsehead ... Oct 8, 2019
Lagoon ... Jul 27, 2019	Monkey Head ... Jan 15, 2021	N America ... Aug 18, 2020	Orion ... Jan 25, 2020	Omega ... Jul 19, 2019
Pacman ... Oct 8, 2019	Pleiades ... Oct 6, 2019	Owl ... Mar 5, 2019	Ring ... Apr 29, 2018	Rosette ... Feb 25, 2019
Trifid ... Jul 28, 2019	Iris ... Sep 29, 2019	California ... Dec 3, 2019	Christmas Tree, 2019	Blue Snowball, Dec 16, 2019
Wizard ... Aug 9, 2020

Listing of Nebulae as viewed from my Heavenly Backyard Garden.