NGC 3324(DR350), Gabriela Mistral Nebula

Gabriela, NGC  3324  This bright nebular cloud includes the circular shaped Gabriela nebula on the far right of the image. It appears here along with a part of the Carina nebula located to the left.  It was sculpted by stellar winds and radiation from the hot young stars of open cluster NGC 3324.With dust clouds in silhouette against its glowing atomic gas, the pocket shaped star-forming region actually spans about 35 light-years. It lies some 7,500 light-years away toward the nebula rich southern constellation Carina. A composite of narrowband image data, the telescopic view captures the characteristic emission from ionized sulfur, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms mapped to red, green and blue hues of the popular Hubble Palette.  The region’s popular name is the Gabriala Mistral Nebula for the Nobel Prize winning Chilean poet. Also the far right side of the Gabriela nebula was the first image done by the Webb telescope and was called the Cosmic Cliffs.https://earthandskyimaging.com/product/ngc-3324cosmic-cliffs-jwst/