Orion über starkem Luftglühen.

Orion hangs over strong bands of airglow(although it appears like aurora in this photo it is not) on the southern horizon. The constellation orion is home to the orion molecular cloud complex, a dense star forming region hundreds of light years across full of stunning nebula. The pink nebula is glowing ionized Hydrogen gas. On the left hand star of Orion’s belt the flame and horse head nebulas can be found, below that is the Orion Nebula visible naked eye but often mistaken as a stars. To the left of it is an arc or hydrogen called Barnard’s loop. The bright orange star above that is Betelgeuse, a massive star expected to supernova likely within 100,000 years. To it’s left is the rosette nebula. The bright „star“ on the top right is Jupiter. Sirius the brightest star in the sky is seen at the bottom left.