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Nebula

A nebula (Latin for 'cloud, fog'; pl. nebulae or nebulas) is a distinct luminescent part of interstellar medium, which can consist of ionized, neutral, or molecular hydrogen and also cosmic dust. Nebulae are often star-forming regions, such as the Pillars of Creation in the Eagle Nebula. In these regions, the formations of gas, dust, and other materials…

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Nebula

Nodes132
Edges131
Triples101
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015152
Components1

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Nebula

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related to history · 31
Nebula → Abd, AD, Almagest, Andromeda Galaxy, Arabic, Around, Book, Brocchi's Cluster, Chinese, Christiaan Huygens, Crab Nebula, Fixed Stars, He, However, In, Johann Baptist Cysat, Leo, Muslim Persian, Nicolas-Claude Fabri, Omicron Velorum
related to Flux Nebulae · 12
Nebula → As, IFN, IFNs, In, Integrated Flux Nebulae, Milky Way, MW9, South Celestial Serpent, Steve Mandel, The, These, They
related to Formation · 12
Nebula → Examples, Feedback, II, Massive, Omega Nebula, Orion Nebula, Rosette Nebula, Some, Star-forming, The, There, These
related to Catalogs · 8
Nebula → Bright NebulaeLynds' Catalogue, Dark Nebulae, Gum, Lynds' Catalogue, Messier CatalogueCaldwell CatalogueAbell Catalog, Planetary NebulaeBarnard Catalogue, RCW Catalogue, Sharpless
related to Examples · 6
Nebula → Ant NebulaBarnard's LoopBoomerang NebulaCat's, Eye NebulaCrab NebulaEagle NebulaEskimo, NebulaCarina NebulaFox Fur NebulaHelix, NebulaHorsehead NebulaEngraved Hourglass NebulaLagoon, NebulaOrion NebulaPelican NebulaRed Square, NebulaRing NebulaRosette NebulaTarantula NebulaWaterfall
related to Planetary nebulae · 6
Nebula → Evolved, II, Planetary, Radiation, The Sun, They
related to Classical types · 5
Nebula → Before, Crab Nebula, Dark, II, Objects
related to External links · 5
Nebula → Archived, Nebulae, Paris Observatory, SEDS Messier PagesFusedweb, Wayback Machine
related to Supernova remnants · 5
Nebula → Although, The, This, When, X-ray
related to Types · 5
Nebula → Horsehead Nebula, SNR B0509-67, The Cat's Eye Nebula, The Omega Nebula, The Red Rectangle Nebula

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nebulae stars star planetary form supernova gas emission also ionized regions hydrogen galaxies light visible diffuse dust radiation objects spectra

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Nebularelated to CatalogsGum0.60section
Nebularelated to CatalogsRCW Catalogue0.60section
Nebularelated to CatalogsSharpless0.60section
Nebularelated to CatalogsMessier CatalogueCaldwell CatalogueAbell Catalog0.60section
Nebularelated to CatalogsPlanetary NebulaeBarnard Catalogue0.60section
Nebularelated to CatalogsLynds' Catalogue0.60section
Nebularelated to CatalogsBright NebulaeLynds' Catalogue0.60section
Nebularelated to CatalogsDark Nebulae0.60section
Nebularelated to Classical typesObjects0.60section
Nebularelated to Classical typesBefore0.60section
Nebularelated to Classical typesII0.60section
Nebularelated to Classical typesCrab Nebula0.60section

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