Rosette Nebula

The Rosette Nebula

The Rosette Nebula, cataloged as NGC 2237, is a large, circular emission nebula in the constellation Monoceros. It's renowned for its rose-like shape, which spans about 130 light-years across. The nebula is illuminated by a cluster of hot, young stars at its center, known as NGC 2244, whose ultraviolet radiation excites the surrounding hydrogen gas to emit a vibrant red glow. This nebula is a stellar nursery where new stars are forming, making it a fascinating object for both professional and amateur astronomers.

All boards are cold-pressed 7-ply North American maple

Steep (8.75" and 9")= approximately 20°nose and 19.5°tail with a deep center concave. Kick starts near truck holes

Mellow = approximately 19.25°nose and 18.5°tail with a medium center concave.  Kick starts further from truck holes

7.75″ wide x 31.5″ long, 14″ wheelbase

7.88″ wide x 31.49″ long, 14″ wheelbase

8.00″ wide x 31.775″ long, 14″ wheelbase

8.13″ wide x 32.46″ long, 14.25″ wheelbase

8.25″ wide x 32.46″ long, 14.25″ wheelbase

8.38″ wide x 32.46″ long, 14.25″ wheelbase

8.5″ wide x 32.46″ long, 14.25″ wheelbase

8.75″ wide x 33.13″ long, 14.75″ wheelbase

9″ wide x 33.96″ long, 15.5″ wheelbase