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The Medusa Nebula in the constellation of Gemini | ESO

The Medusa Nebula in the constellation of Gemini

This chart shows the famous zodiacal constellation of Gemini (The Twins). All the stars that can be seen easily with the naked eye on a dark clear night are shown. The position of the Medusa Nebula is indicated. This large and beautiful planetary nebula is unfortunately too faint to be seen in small telescopes and only reveals its structure in photographs.

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ESO, IAU and Sky & Telescope

About the Image

Id:eso1520b
Type:Artwork
Release date:20 May 2015, 12:00
Related releases:eso1520
Size:3338 x 3354 px

About the Object

Name:Abell 21, Medusa Nebula, Sharpless 2-274
Type:• Unspecified : Sky Phenomenon : Night Sky : Constellation
Category:Illustrations

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