The nebular region around Antares in the constellation Scorpius

More than 3 years after the first image, the mosaic of the Antares region is done. In the course of time 2 cameras and 2 optics were used for the mosaic.
The field shows the region between Antares, the main star of Scorpius, and the scissor stars. Here, various nebulae and dark clouds meet and create the most colorful region in the entire sky.
The brightening at the left of the image is caused by the planet Jupiter, which was just outside the image field at the time when this part of the mosaic was taken.

Date:	2019 – 2022
Optics:	Canon EF 200 mm f/2.8L USM at f/4 Williams Optic RedCat 51
Aperture:	51 mm (RedCat
Focal Length:	200mm, 250 mm
Camera:	Canon EOS 60Da, ASI 071 MC
Exposure:	15 frame mosaic together 270 x 300 s
Location:	Chamaeleon Observatory, Onjala Lodge, Namibia
Processing:	DeepSkyStacker, Nebulosity, Photoshop
Diameter:	100 light years (nebular regions in the image)
Distance:	400 light years (Antares)