Sep 17, 2025
NGC 6604 // THIAGO GILBERTO DO PRADO
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NGC 6604 // THIAGO GILBERTO DO PRADO
Cluster and Nebula
A group of nebulae and a star cloud // Anshul Sanghi
From left to right: NGC 6604, the Eagle Nebula (M16), the Omega Nebula (M17), NGC 6596, and the Small Sagittarius Star Cloud (M24).
NGC 6604 // Susan
NGC 6604
En la constelación de Serpens, a 5500 AL de casa, podemos observar este cúmulo abierto asociado a una nebulosidad rojiza de hidrógeno ionizado. La maldita contaminación lumínica impide apreciar la nebulosidad en la imagen.
Refractor 72 mm a F/6. Cámara imx 294.
Star Cluster
The star cluster NGC 6604 is shown in this image taken by the Wide Field Imager attached to the 2.2-metre MPG/ESO telescope at the La Silla Observatory in Chile. NGC 6604 is the bright grouping towards to the upper left of the image. It is a young star cluster that is the densest part of a more widely scattered association containing about one hundred brilliant blue-white stars. The picture also shows the cluster’s associated nebula — a cloud of glowing hydrogen gas that is called Sh2-54 — as well as dust clouds.