#IC 4601

[quiltofstars]

IC 4601 // Anne-Maree McComb

[apod]

2023 September 26

IC 4592: The Blue Horsehead Reflection Nebula Image Credit & Copyright: Antoine & Dalia Grelin

Explanation: Do you see the horse's head? What you are seeing is not the famous Horsehead nebula toward Orion, but rather a fainter nebula that only takes on a familiar form with deeper imaging. The main part of the here-imaged molecular cloud complex is reflection nebula IC 4592. Reflection nebulas are made up of very fine dust that normally appears dark but can look quite blue when reflecting the visible light of energetic nearby stars. In this case, the source of much of the reflected light is a star at the eye of the horse. That star is part of Nu Scorpii, one of the brighter star systems toward the constellation of the Scorpion (Scorpius). A second reflection nebula dubbed IC 4601 is visible surrounding two stars above and to the right of the image center.

∞ Source: apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap230926.html

[nlockett]

APOD September 26, 2023 IC 4592: The Blue Horsehead Reflection Nebula Do you see the horse's head? What you are seeing is not the famous Horsehead nebula toward Orion, but rather a fainter nebula that only takes on a familiar form with deeper imaging. The main part of the here-imaged molecular cloud complex is reflection nebula IC 4592. Reflection nebulas are made up of very fine dust that normally appears dark but can look quite blue when reflecting the visible light of energetic nearby stars. In this case, the source of much of the reflected light is a star at the eye of the horse. That star is part of Nu Scorpii, one of the brighter star systems toward the constellation of the Scorpion (Scorpius). A second reflection nebula dubbed IC 4601 is visible surrounding two stars above and to the right of the image center. © Antoine & Dalia Grelin

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ICE 4601 European Year of Rail 2021

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[just--space]

IC 4592: The Blue Horsehead Reflection Nebula : Do you see the horse's head? What you are seeing is not the famous Horsehead nebula toward Orion but rather a fainter nebula that only takes on a familiar form with deeper imaging. The main part of the here imaged molecular cloud complex is a reflection nebula cataloged as IC 4592. Reflection nebulas are actually made up of very fine dust that normally appears dark but can look quite blue when reflecting the visible light of energetic nearby stars. In this case, the source of much of the reflected light is a star at the eye of the horse. That star is part of Nu Scorpii, one of the brighter star systems toward the constellation of the Scorpion (Scorpius). A second reflection nebula dubbed IC 4601 is visible surrounding two stars to the right of the image center. via NASA

[captainpotassium]

IC 4592: The Blue Horsehead Reflection Nebula via NASA https://ift.tt/2TBxVor

Do you see the horse's head? What you are seeing is not the famous Horsehead nebula toward Orion but rather a fainter nebula that only takes on a familiar form with deeper imaging. The main part of the here imaged molecular cloud complex is a reflection nebula cataloged as IC 4592. Reflection nebulas are actually made up of very fine dust that normally appears dark but can look quite blue when reflecting the visible light of energetic nearby stars. In this case, the source of much of the reflected light is a star at the eye of the horse. That star is part of Nu Scorpii, one of the brighter star systems toward the constellation of the Scorpion (Scorpius). A second reflection nebula dubbed IC 4601 is visible surrounding two stars to the right of the image center.

(Published July 05, 2021)

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ao3 Stats meme

no one tagged me, and I saw it a few times and wanted to do it.

name: Opal

fandoms: Once Upon a Time (TV) (112), Star Trek: The Next Generation (64)        Star Trek: Voyager (63), Stargate Atlantis (39), Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (TV) (36), Star Trek: Discovery (15), Star Wars Original Trilogy (12), Sanctuary (TV) (10), A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin (9), Game of Thrones (TV) (7)

most popular one-shot:   Thawing Deep (A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, Game of Thrones (TV)) (1770 words)  Hits:  9768   Kudos:  564

It’s a Margarey Tyrell/Sansa Stark introspective Sansa piece and it’s really popular. I wrote it at the write time and it’s very poetic, Sansa’s a fun POV so I had a blast writing it.

most popular multi-chapter:

Stray Feathers and Scales  Once Upon a Time (TV))  (216618 words)             Subscriptions: 384    Hits:  37728  Kudos:  1335  Comment Threads:  493  Bookmarks:  303                                                    

Really long juggernaut popular femslash ship babyfic, but it has a REALLY cool dragon battle and some nice parts in the middle. I don’t even ship Swan Queen any more but people have been really awesome about this fic.

personal favorite: Uncharted (Star Trek: Voyager, Star Trek: The Next Generation) (56764 words)    

Beverly Crusher and Kathryn Janeway are in love and save the galaxy, with all of their friends. It was just so very fun to write. My most successful Nanowrimo project and really something I through my whole heart into when I posted it.

work I am nervous about posting:  lately? Firefly (Star Trek: Discovery), because it’s a little farfetched and it’s not romantic. It’s already going to a tiny audience and pregnancy/babyfic is such a niche thing. Discovery has a small fic reading/writing group of people too (I don’t know why?)

So that’s nervewracking to post because it just doesn’t get a lot of engagement. Though I love it. I’m having a blast writing it and it’s the hardest I’ve worked on a fic because the character arcs are so important. Philippa and Michael and Tilly especially, and the bridge crew, and I’m very in love with it.

method for titling fics: Panic? flailing? poetry is common, song lyrics, a word that’s important, sometimes things have code names that turn into fic titles.

outlining or wing it: One shots are lazily outlined in my very scientific process of rambling at someone until it turns into a coherent outline.

Multi-chapters have more rambling and sometimes I copy paste over the rambling into notes and there are drafts and drafts but there’s still a lot of winging it. I usually have a vague plan that takes some time to solidify.

excited about any upcoming works:  Oh so excited for silly little things that happen in Firefly, and writing Tilly and Philippa fighting space war games together. The snark will be awesome when I figure out how to write it, but yay! I’m very excited.

Also like...Michael, Tilly and Philippa talking about their past relationships and being awkward family. Most excited.

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[uzaydanhaberler]

IC 4592: Mavi Atbaşı Yansı Nebulası

Günün Astronomi Görseli 5 Temmuz 2021

Görsel & Telif: Adam Block, Steward Observatory, University of Arizona

Atın başını görüyor musunuz? Burada gördüğünüz Orion yönündeki ünlü Atbaşı nebulası değil, yalnızca daha derin görüntülemeyle benzer bir şekil alan daha sönük bir nebula. Burada görüntülenen moleküler bulut kompleksinin asıl parçası IC 4592 olarak kataloglanan bir yansı nebulası. Yansı nebulaları aslında normalde karanlık görünen ama yakınlardaki enerjik yıldızların ışığını yansıtırken oldukça mavi görünebilen çok ince tozdan oluşuyorlar. Bu vakada yansıyan ışığın büyük bölümünün kaynağı atın gözündeki bir yıldız. Bu yıldız takımyıldız Akrep (Scorpius) yönündeki parlak yıldız sistemlerinden birisi olan Nu Scorpii’nin parçası. IC 4601 adı verilen ikinci bir yansı nebulası da görüntünün merkezinin sağındaki iki yıldızı çevreler şekilde görülüyor.

Görsel & Telif: Adam Block, Steward Observatory, University of Arizona

Yazarlar & Editörler: Robert Nemiroff (MTU) & Jerry Bonnell (UMCP) NASA yetkilisi: Phillip Newman Özel haklara tabidir. NASA Web Gizlilik Politikası ve Önemli Bildirimler Bir ASD at NASA / GSFC & Michigan Tech. U. hizmetidir.

IC 4592: Mavi Atbaşı Yansı Nebulası yazısı ilk olarak Uzaydan Haberler sayfasında göründü.

[autodidactlife]

Geoengineering

“While academicians debate geoengineering as an activity that might potentially be needed in the future (SCoPEx emphasis mine) [2,3], evidence suggests that Western governments/militaries moved ahead with a full scale operational geoengineering program. “

Why is this important for you to know about? Because it directly impacts the climate, is never spoken about on the news, and is not part of any climate models that ‘predict’ climate change. Folks, we’ve been sold a lie.

“Evidence indicates that tropospheric spraying of coal fly ash (1) has been taking place throughout the 21st century, (2) on an international scale, and (3) with significant ramping-up since about 2013. Throughout that period of time there has been a program of well-orchestrated disinformation, but no public disclosure, no informed consent, and no public health warnings.” “here is yet another consequence of tropospheric coal ash spraying that is contrary to cooling the Earth and has potentially far-reaching adverse ecological and public health implications: weather modification and concomitant disruption of habitats and food sources.”

https://www.mdpi.com/1660-4601/12/8/9375/htm

Please read the article for yourself. This paper is by no means the end all, on the contrary, just the tip of the ice burg. These are not things you’re going to see in the media because it contridicts the narrative forced upon us daily. Ignorance is not bliss. We have to have all of the facts to make an informed decision.

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MIAMI ART WEEk 2018

(photo of Scouted Artist, Johanna Boccardo  by Matt Rice Photography) 

 It’s the most wonderful time of the year!  Miami Art Week 2018 is almost here. From December 4th through December 9th, Miami will be taken over by art collectors, gallerists, artists and celebs for the 17th installation of Art Basel Miami Beach.  With the addition of 15+ satellite fairs and art related events, it is an overwhelming territory to cover in just 6 short days.  As such, we’ve put together a quick guide to help you tackle the week.  

If you have one day or if it’s your first time, you must see Art Basel  at the newly renovated Miami Beach Convention Center.  This year’s event is set to take place December 6th-9th.  Grab a glass of champagne and peruse 267 of the world's leading modern and contemporary art galleries displaying premier paintings, drawings, sculptures, installations, prints, photography, film, video, and digital art by over 4,000 artists.   This show is like going to one of the world’s finest art museums.  The most recognizable artists, such as Twombley, Calder, Basquiat, and Bourgeois, are usually at the front of the show while the newer “up and coming” artists are towards the back.  The added twist that everything is for sale lends a real air of excitement to the room.  In 2017 Art Basel offered over $3.5 billion in art for sale.  In addition, there is great people watching between the celeb sightings and general audience attire.  Spotted last year were Drake, 50 Cent, Jaime King, Cindy Crawford and Val Kilmer to name a few.  The hot ticket is the Preview party on Wednesday night, but best of luck getting in to this invitation-only event.  The fair opens to the public Thursday, December 6th at 3 PM.  Tickets are $50 online, $60 onsite.

If you have an extra day or are feeling like getting an ambitious start to Miami Art Week, ART MIAMI and CONTEXT  open to the public on Wednesday, December 5th at 11AM.  Located on the mainland at One Herald Plaza between the Venetian and MacArthur Causeways, Art Miami showcases significant works of art from 20th and 21st century artists.  Here you can see a few of the high end pieces that you may find at Art Basel - works by Jim Dine, Roy Lichtenstein or Helen Frankenthaler to name a few - but will also see more works of young, emerging artists and galleries.  Sister fair, CONTEXT, highlights newer and cutting edge artists.  Together, these fairs are very manageable and parking is easier than on the beach.  Much of the art is priced a little lower, starting in the $25,000 range.  Plan to spend about 4-5 hours between the two tents.  One day passes are $55.

(Photo of Emma Repp’s drawing at the SuperFine art show in October 2018)

Feel like adding a third or fourth day to your Art Week?  There is definitely more to be seen.  Head back to the beach to take in ART PULSE,  UNTITLED , SCOPE MIAMI BEACH , and SUPERFINE   .  ART PULSE opens to the public on December 6th at its beachfront location at 4601 Collins Avenue.  I’ve ‘discovered’ some of my favorite artists here including Jordi Alcaraz and Eva Sussman.  You can pick up a piece of art here starting around $7,000.  Tickets are $25.  UNTITLED, located between Ocean Drive and 12th Street, opens December 5th.  Tickets are $35.  In addition to contemporary art, visitors to Untitled can see an ongoing performance of #NeverNotWorking which invites everyone to assess their privilege by highlighting the plight of domestic and service workers in the United States. .  Then a little further South, Scope Miami Beach enters its 18th year and celebrates international emerging contemporary art and multi-disciplinary creative programming.  This fair is located at 801 Ocean Drive and opens to the public on December 5th at 11AM.  Tickets are $40.  Just next door at the Art Deco Welcome Center is SUPERFINE!  Open December 5th-9th, SUPERFINE! features artwork that is affordable and representative of the local art scene.  Tickets are $8-$10 depending on day.

Looking for the Next Big Thing?  Then you must check out NADA .  The 16th edition of this fair will feature over 124 galleries and will take place from December 6th-9th at the Ice Palace Studios.  NADA was founded in 2002 and is is dedicated to showcasing new art and to celebrating the rising talents from around the globe.  Tickets are $20.

DESIGN MIAMI  opens December 5th.  This fair features museum quality exhibitions pertaining to interior design.  Don’t miss this year’s commissioned piece by contemporary artist Pedro Reyes and fashion designer Carla Fernández which will feature curved steel walls and a map that shows the names of the more than 300 original settlements on pre-Columbian Americas.  Design Miami is located next to Art Basel at Meridian Avenue and 19th Street.  Admission is $27 online, $32 onsite.

I love works on paper and if you do too, don’t miss INK MIAMI .  This fair is unique among Miami’s fairs for its focus on modern and contemporary works on paper by internationally renowned artists.  The Old Print Shop, Tandem Press and Durham Press are a few favorites.  INK Miami is located at the Suites of Dorchester, two blocks north of 17th, and opens on December 5th at 9AM.  Admission is FREE.  While you are there, travel 3 blocks south and check out AQUA ART MIAMI  Featuring 52 galleries from around the world, this fair opens December 6th at 12PM and is located at 1530 Collins Avenue.  Admission is $25.

Spectrum Miami  and RED DOT  will return to Wynwood this year with shows focusing on certain themes.  Spectrum features an international slate of artists and galleries as well as five days filled with Art Labs, Art Talks, Meet the Artist sessions, music, and entertainment.  This year’s curatorial theme is Allure which will be demonstrated through atmospheric abstracts, provocative photographs and seductive sculptures.  Sister fair, Red Dot, showcases over 75 galleries who will be curating around this year’s theme, Illuminate.  These fairs, located at Mana Wynwood, run December 6th-9th.  Admission is $25.

(Photo by Zach Balber, curtesy of Bass Art Museum: The Miami Mountain)

All of these fairs have opening night previews.  If you have a friend in the know, try to score an invite as these times can be far less crowded. Otherwise, here is a suggested schedule for the general public days:

Wednesday, December 5

ART MIAMI + ART CONTEXT at 1PM.  Check out works by TSG Miami featured artist, Carola Bravo at Bernice Steinbaum Gallery’s booth at Art Miami.  End the day with a glass of sparkling rose and lobster deviled eggs at Migonette.

Thursday, December 6

SPECTRUM + RED DOT at 1PM.  Refuel with a Taco Alambre at Coyo Taco and a coffee from neighboring Panther Coffee and head south to NADA around 5:00PM.  Finish the day with drinks and gorgeous views at Cipriani’s when the fair closes around 7PM.  

Friday, December 7

DESIGN MIAMI at 11AM followed by ART BASEL at 3PM.  Grab lunch at the Garden Cafe by Michelle Bernstein, located at the adjacent Miami Botanical Garden, and pop into INK MIAMI in between.

Saturday, December 8

ART PULSE at 10AM + UNTITLED at 2PM + SCOPE MIAMI + SUPERFINE!.  Slip out the back of Art Pulse and take the boardwalk to La Côte at the Fountainbleau for lunch with a beach view.  Head south to Ocean Drive for the remaining 3 fairs.  You can catch up with TSG Miami featured artist, Jamie Jones, at Superfine! (Booth B04.)  Then, finish the day with the late night Happy Hour at The Upland.  We recommend an Upland Old Fashioned and Crispy Duck Wings to nibble on!

Sunday, December 9

Revisit your favorite fair from the week and make a last minute deal on a piece before the gallery packs it up!  There are also many other events hosted by individual galleries and museums.  TSG Miami featured artist, Liv Dockerty will have a pop gallery in Coral Gables at 279 Giralda Avenue while Johanna Boccardo will be part of a group show titled “Mis-placed” at Collective 62.  

For more comprehensive list of fairs, collections, and events, click here 

[quiltofstars]

IC 4601 // wsg

[apod]

2021 July 5

IC 4592: The Blue Horsehead Reflection Nebula Image Credit & Copyright: Adam Block, Steward Observatory, University of Arizona

Explanation: Do you see the horse's head? What you are seeing is not the famous Horsehead nebula toward Orion but rather a fainter nebula that only takes on a familiar form with deeper imaging. The main part of the here imaged molecular cloud complex is a reflection nebula cataloged as IC 4592. Reflection nebulas are actually made up of very fine dust that normally appears dark but can look quite blue when reflecting the visible light of energetic nearby stars. In this case, the source of much of the reflected light is a star at the eye of the horse. That star is part of Nu Scorpii, one of the brighter star systems toward the constellation of the Scorpion (Scorpius). A second reflection nebula dubbed IC 4601 is visible surrounding two stars to the right of the image center.

∞ Source: apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap210705.html

[stefany]

IC 4592: The Blue Horsehead Reflection Nebula Do you see the horse's head? What you are seeing is not the famous Horsehead nebula toward Orion but rather a fainter nebula that only takes on a familiar form with deeper imaging. The main part of the here imaged molecular cloud complex is a reflection nebula cataloged as IC 4592. Reflection nebulas are actually made up of very fine dust that normally appears dark but can look quite blue when reflecting the light of energetic nearby stars. In this case, the source of much of the reflected light is a star at the eye of the horse. That star is part of Nu Scorpii, one of the brighter star systems toward the constellation of the Scorpion (Scorpius). A second reflection nebula dubbed IC 4601 is visible surrounding two stars to the right of the image center. November 05, 2018 via Space https://ift.tt/2ztMlJp

[ggungabyfish]

IC 4592: The Blue Horsehead Reflection Nebula via NASA https://ift.tt/2ztMlJp

Do you see the horse's head? What you are seeing is not the famous Horsehead nebula toward Orion but rather a fainter nebula that only takes on a familiar form with deeper imaging. The main part of the here imaged molecular cloud complex is a reflection nebula cataloged as IC 4592. Reflection nebulas are actually made up of very fine dust that normally appears dark but can look quite blue when reflecting the light of energetic nearby stars. In this case, the source of much of the reflected light is a star at the eye of the horse. That star is part of Nu Scorpii, one of the brighter star systems toward the constellation of the Scorpion (Scorpius). A second reflection nebula dubbed IC 4601 is visible surrounding two stars to the right of the image center.

[just--space]

IC 4592: The Blue Horsehead Reflection Nebula : Do you see the horse's head? What you are seeing is not the famous Horsehead nebula toward Orion but rather a fainter nebula that only takes on a familiar form with deeper imaging. The main part of the here imaged molecular cloud complex is a reflection nebula cataloged as IC 4592. Reflection nebulas are actually made up of very fine dust that normally appears dark but can look quite blue when reflecting the light of energetic nearby stars. In this case, the source of much of the reflected light is a star at the eye of the horse. That star is part of Nu Scorpii, one of the brighter star systems toward the constellation of the Scorpion (Scorpius). A second reflection nebula dubbed IC 4601 is visible surrounding two stars to the right of the image center. via NASA

[captainpotassium]

IC 4592: The Blue Horsehead Reflection Nebula via NASA https://ift.tt/2ztMlJp

Do you see the horse's head? What you are seeing is not the famous Horsehead nebula toward Orion but rather a fainter nebula that only takes on a familiar form with deeper imaging. The main part of the here imaged molecular cloud complex is a reflection nebula cataloged as IC 4592. Reflection nebulas are actually made up of very fine dust that normally appears dark but can look quite blue when reflecting the light of energetic nearby stars. In this case, the source of much of the reflected light is a star at the eye of the horse. That star is part of Nu Scorpii, one of the brighter star systems toward the constellation of the Scorpion (Scorpius). A second reflection nebula dubbed IC 4601 is visible surrounding two stars to the right of the image center.

(Published November 05, 2018)