LDN 1455 (Lynds Dark Nebula 1455) is a dark nebula located in the constellation Perseus, part of a larger complex of molecular clouds in the region.

LDN 1455 is often studied in searches for very young stars (protostars) surrounded by dense dust. Young stellar objects (YSOs) and molecular outflows have been detected within the nebula, confirming that dust is collapsing to form new suns. This region is home to jets of gas ejected by newborn stars, known as HH objects.

In short, chaos creates and destroys in an infinitely chaotic Universe.

Telescope: Sky-Watcher Esprit 120mm

Camera: ZWO ASI2600MM Pro

Telescope location: Nerpio, Spain, AstroCamp

Hosting: Astrophotomarket

Filters: Luminance, Red, Green, Blue, Ha

Exposure time Luminance 300 sec. x 185 15:25 hours

Exposure time Red 300 sec. 29 x 02:25h hours

Exposure time Green 300 sec. 25 x 02:05 hours

Exposure time Blue 300 sec. 25 x 02:05h hours

Total exposure time 22 hours

Number of subframes 264

Average duration of subframe 300 sec

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