The Seahorse Nebula, LDN 1082

The Seahorse Nebula is part of Lynds Catalog of Dark Nebula = LDN 1082 / Barnards 150. This is a dark nebula visible in Cepheus constellation. These dark nebula are dense clouds that prevent visible light from shining through . one super interesting aspect is that these are often birthing places for Stars and intern planets. Note the tiny red dots visible in the dark nebula these are stars being born !

LDN 1217 / Barnard 175

in the constellation Cepheus the dark nebula Barnard 175 (or LDN 1217) - a region where dust condenses to form Protostars, or so called Bok globule. The nebula is dimly illuminated by ultraviolet light, yielding a reddish glow characteristic of Extended Red Emission nebulae (EREs). Inside the nebula there is a white-blue star whose radiation gives the surrounding gas a distinctly bluish color. This is the reflection nebula VdB 152. This object is 1300 light years away

LDN 1295 / LBN 603

LBN 603/ LDN 1295 is part of Lynds Catalog of Dark Nebula = LDN 1295. This is a dark nebula visible in Cassiopeia. These dark nebula are dense clouds that prevent visible light from shining through LBN 603 is a vast region of dark nebulas in Cassiopeia. The dusty structures extend through a dense starfield forming several cotton-like shapes.