Nebula · NGC 22375,200 light-years away
Rosette Nebula
The Rosette Nebula is a vast, rose-shaped cloud of glowing hydrogen gas roughly 100 light-years across in the constellation Monoceros, famous for the brilliant cluster of young stars (NGC 2244) blazing at its heart. The radiation and stellar winds from those hot newborn stars have carved out the nebula's signature central cavity, making it one of the most beloved and photographed star-forming regions in the night sky.
