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Photographer's description (excerpt): "Gamma Cassiopeia is a very hot and luminous star in the middle of the W asterism of Cassiopeia. The light and radiation of this star create many dramatic details in the surrounding dust and gas, and the best of these is the Ghost of Cassiopeia itself. The Ghost is catalogued as IC63, and also as IC59 (for the fainter region). All these IC objects are but small portions of a greater Ha region called Sh2-185."

Image Catalog (IC) 59 And 63 in Cassiopeia

IC63 and IC59 in Cassiopeia, viewed from Hyvinkää, Finland. Photos © Timo Inkinen, 1 Feb '25. IC63 is called 'The Ghost of Cassiopeia' and is the well-defined reddish nebula to the right. IC59 is the bluish one to the left (also catalogued under 'The Ghost of Cassiopeia').

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The Ghosts of Cassiopeia by Matthias Via Flickr: The bright star Gamma Cas is attended by two large wisps of nebulosity, IC 59 and IC 63. Processing was done in Fitswork and Photoshop CS2. No callibration data (darks, flats, bias) used. Image is cropped. IMAGING DATA 8x 600 seconds ISO400 1.3 hours of total exposure time. EQUIPMENT Camera: Canon EOS60Da Telescope: TS ONTC 10" f4.7 Newton Corrector/ Flattener: TS Wynne 2.5" Coma Corrector Mount: Skywatcher AZ-EQ6 Guiding: Finderscope, Lacerta MGEN Autoguider

Image and information from NASA.

Gamma Cassiopeia, IC63 & IC59 by Mick Hyde Via Flickr: 20 x 600s Ha 35nm 1x1 I tried the 7nm Ha filter but it was very dim. My previous effort:- www.flickr.com/photos/mickhyde/6202014918/in/set-72157625...

IC 59 and IC 63 in Cassiopeia.