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Astronomy Picture of the Day
Discover the cosmos! Each day a different image or photograph of our
fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation
written by a professional astronomer.
2025 August 29
A Dark Veil in Ophiuchus
Image Credit & Copyright: Katelyn Beecroft
Explanation: The diffuse hydrogen-alpha glow of emission region Sh2-27
fills this cosmic scene. The field of view spans nearly 3 degrees
across the nebula-rich constellation Ophiuchus toward the central Milky
Way. A Dark Veil of wispy interstellar dust clouds draped across the
foreground is chiefly identified as LDN 234 and LDN 204 from the 1962
Catalog of Dark Nebulae by American astronomer Beverly Lynds. Sh2-27
itself is the large but faint HII region surrounding runaway O-type
star Zeta Ophiuchi. Along with the Zeta Oph HII region, LDN 234 and LDN
204 are likely 500 or so light-years away. At that distance, this
telescopic frame would be about 25 light-years wide.
Tomorrow's picture: light-weekend
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