The sky around LBN 449, 8° across, north up NGC 7055 IC 1396 LBN 445 LBN 453 LBN 441 LBN 446 LDN 1108 LDN 1119 LDN 1125 LDN 1071 LDN 1082 LDN 1076 LDN 1061 LDN 1096 LDN 1086 LDN 1102 LDN 1116 LDN 1093 LDN 1135 LDN 1131 LDN 1098 LBN 451 LDN 1117 LDN 1126 LDN 1140 LDN 1134 LDN 1123 LDN 1112 LBN 456 LBN 452 LDN 1127 LDN 1105 LDN 1099 LDN 1121 LDN 1128 LDN 1110 LDN 1111 LDN 1124 LBN 455 LDN 1051 LDN 1049 low-power eyepiece, 1° NE 1°
The sky around LBN 449 at true scale, north up and east left, with stars to magnitude 8, the Lynds bright and dark nebulae, and the NGC and IC objects in the field. The box marks the size Lynds gave.

LBN 449 · Ced 190

LBN 449

Emission nebula in Cepheus

Emission nebula in Cepheus, 2,640 light-years away.

CEPHEUS

The box shows where LBN 449 sits in Cepheus.

Constellation
CepheusCep
Brightness
Class 51 brightest, 6 faintest
Size
2.5° × 1.8°about 115 light-years
Distance
2,640 lylight-years
Best month
Septemberat 9 pm
Best with
Camera

LBN 449 is an emission nebula in Cepheus, 2,640 light-years away

LBN 449 (Ced 190) is an emission nebula in the constellation Cepheus, 2,640 light-years away. Lynds rated it brightness class 5 of 6, faint, and color class 3, reddish. It spans 2.5° × 1.8° of sky, about 115 light-years across. It is a faint target for long-exposure photography, and it is highest in the evening sky in September.

Emission nebula: a cloud of gas, mostly hydrogen, made to glow by the ultraviolet light of hot young stars. It shines in the red light of hydrogen-alpha, and a nebula filter helps it stand out from the sky.

Finding LBN 449 from Alderamin

Alderamin LBN 449 CEPHEUS

LBN 449 lies 3.0° south of Alderamin, the magnitude 2.5 star. Three fingers held at arm's length cover about 5°.

LBN 449 is highest in the evening in September

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The chart gives its height above the horizon at 9 pm through the year, from 60°N to 40°S. It can be seen from the whole northern hemisphere and south to about 30°S, and never sets north of 30°N.

LBN 449 is 2,640 light-years away

The light seen from LBN 449 tonight left it about 2,640 years ago. Distance source: Sh2-129, spectrophotometric, Foster & Brunt 2015 (0.81 kpc).

11 Lynds bright nebulae and 66 Lynds dark nebulae lie within 5° of LBN 449

The nearest:

NGC and IC objects in the field that are brighter than magnitude 12.5 or have their own page:

LBN 449 catalog data

FieldValue
DesignationsLBN 449, Ced 190
ConstellationCepheus
Typeemission nebula
Right ascension (J2000)21h 11.3m
Declination (J2000)+59° 42′
Galactic longitude and latitude98.26°, +7.84°
Brightness class5 of 6 (faint)
Color class3 of 4 (reddish)
Apparent size2.5° × 1.8°
True size115 light-years
Distance2,640 light-years (Sh2-129, spectrophotometric, Foster & Brunt 2015 (0.81 kpc))
Best withCamera
Best monthSeptember
Catalog pageLBN 1 to 500