The sky around LBN 752, 14° across, north up NGC 1499 IC 2005 IC 2027 IC 2003 IC 351 NGC 1548 NGC 1342 NGC 1579 IC 2067 LDN 1463 LDN 1462 LDN 1464 LBN 756 LDN 1469 LDN 1456 LDN 1449 LDN 1473 LBN 748 LBN 738 LDN 1442 LDN 1459 LDN 1446 LBN 757 LBN 736 LDN 1443 LDN 1447 LDN 1478 LDN 1471 LDN 1434 LBN 721 LBN 720 LDN 1482 LBN 719 LBN 718 LBN 766 LBN 767 LDN 1483 low-power eyepiece, 1° 10×50 binoculars, 5° NE 1°
The sky around LBN 752 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 752

LBN 752

Emission nebula in Perseus

Emission nebula in Perseus, 1,240 light-years away.

PERSEUS

The box shows where LBN 752 sits in Perseus.

Constellation
PerseusPer
Brightness
Class 41 brightest, 6 faintest
Size
5° × 1°about 108 light-years
Distance
1,240 lylight-years
Best month
Januaryat 9 pm
Best with
Camera

LBN 752 is an emission nebula in Perseus, 1,240 light-years away

LBN 752 is an emission nebula in the constellation Perseus, 1,240 light-years away. Lynds rated it brightness class 4 of 6, moderately faint, and color class 3, reddish. It spans 5° × 1° of sky, about 108 light-years across. It is a faint target for long-exposure photography, and it is highest in the evening sky in January.

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 752 from Áldu

Áldu LBN 752 PERSEUS

LBN 752 lies 3.1° south of Áldu, the magnitude 2.9 star. Three fingers held at arm's length cover about 5°.

LBN 752 is highest in the evening in January

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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 53°S, and never sets north of 53°N.

LBN 752 is 1,240 light-years away

The light seen from LBN 752 tonight left it about 1,240 years ago, around 786 AD. Distance source: Sh2-220, Xi Per Hipparcos 382 pc (van Leeuwen 2007, via HYG v4.1).

5 Lynds bright nebulae and 16 Lynds dark nebulae lie within 5° of LBN 752

The nearest:

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

LBN 752 catalog data

FieldValue
DesignationsLBN 752
ConstellationPerseus
Typeemission nebula
Right ascension (J2000)04h 01.5m
Declination (J2000)+36° 58′
Galactic longitude and latitude159.95°, -11.90°
Brightness class4 of 6 (moderately faint)
Color class3 of 4 (reddish)
Apparent size5° × 1°
True size108 light-years
Distance1,240 light-years (Sh2-220, Xi Per Hipparcos 382 pc (van Leeuwen 2007, via HYG v4.1))
Best withCamera
Best monthJanuary
Catalog pageLBN 501 to 1000