Traveling beyond the "Red Region"
The Red Region is a great resource for red and orangish stars, but with a whole sky to scour, it's only the beginning.
Published:
July 26, 2010
 Herschel's Garnet Star (Mu [μ] Cephei) sits at the northern edge of emission nebula IC 1396. Mu lies 3.6° west-northwest of Zeta (ζ) Cephei.
Photo by Astronomy: Richard Talcott and Roen Kelly |
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