Francisco Javier Pérez Olvera, taken from Mixquiahuala, Hidalgo, Mexico This wide-field view captures a broad swath of the ...

Located between 1000 and 1500 light-years away, this is part of the same molecular cloud complex as the main Orion Nebula. Next door is Messier 43, separated from the main nebula by a single large ...

The Orion Nebula (M42) is one of the most impressive sights in the night sky — part of a complex of hydrogen gas that is producing a new generation of stars. It makes a terrific target during ...

After seven cold nights, an exhausted astrophotographer captured this beautiful photo of the Orion Molecular Cloud Complex. The complex is a region of a vast nebula containing dark dust clouds and ...

one of the two giant molecular clouds in the Orion molecular cloud complex (OMC). Orion A extends for approximately eight degrees to the south of the familiar part of Orion known as the sword [2].

reveals what astronomers call the Orion Molecular Cloud Complex in unprecedented detail. It gives scientists a glimpse into the heart of the closest, most active region of massive star formation ...

The Orion Molecular Cloud Complex has always been a source of intrigue for scientists. This complex is interesting to astronomers for a variety of reasons and, because of this, it is one of the ...

Caption G205.46-14.56 clump located in the Orion molecular cloud complex. The yellow contours represent the dense cores discovered by JCMT; the zoomed-in images show the 1.3 mm continuum emission ...

On the other end of the scale we have the Orion molecular cloud complex, a truly enormous site of active star formation that's more than 1,000 light-years away and many hundreds of light-years across.