M8 Diffuse Nebula 

Known more commonly as the Lagoon nebula, M8 is a beautiful cloud of gas illuminated by a 5.9 magnitude star inside. The nebula is about 150 light years in diameter and lies about 5,200 light years from Earth. M8 is a stellar nursery where many new stars are being formed from the great clouds of gas. With a visual magnitude of 6, this nebula can be easily seen in the constellation of Sagittarius with the naked eye on a dark, clear night. A telescope will reveal some of the more complex patterns of bright and dark areas within the nebula

Lagoon Luminance
Lagoon Luminance(Buddy Miller)
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M8: The Lagoon (Mono)
M8: The Lagoon (Mono)(Lynn Laux)
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4" f/5.5 Mak/Newt(Steve Bell)
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M8(LONGCHAMP)
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M-8 1pPadnrD(Gabriel Vazquez Lopez)
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