NGC 2237–2246 | The Rosette Nebula in Hubble Palette
Image Title: NGC 2244 Rosette Nebula
Copyright: Josh Jones
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Date image was taken: January 13, 2026
Location: Pendleton, Oregon
Data Acquisition Method: Personal Telescope Setup
Description and Details: The common Rosette Nebula never gets old capturing. Significant star formation is happening in its core NGC 2244. The image was captured with an 8" ONTC Newtonian and a 6200mm full frame camera. 15hrs of RGB and SHO filters were used, and a blend of RGB was pushed across stars while the popular hubble SHO color palette was used for the nebulosity in this region. Sulfur and Hydrogen represent a large portion of the red spectrum, so the reddish orange represent a combination of those colors, while the green portions represent mostly hydrogen as it blends blends into the bluish teal of Oxygen III.
Name: Josh Jones
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