- A
nebula (Latin for 'cloud, fog'; pl.: nebulae, nebulæ, or
nebulas) is a
distinct luminescent part of
interstellar medium,
which can
consist of ionized...
-
replaced with the
current rules.
Beside the
Nebulas,
several other awards and
honors are
presented at the
Nebula Awards ceremony,
though not
necessarily every...
- A dark
nebula or
absorption nebula is a type of
interstellar cloud,
particularly molecular clouds, that is so
dense that it
obscures the
visible wavelengths...
- A
planetary nebula is a type of
emission nebula consisting of an expanding,
glowing s**** of
ionized gas
ejected from red
giant stars late in
their lives...
-
Butterfly Nebula may
refer to:
Planetary Nebula M2-9 NGC 6302, a
bipolar planetary nebula in the
constellation Scorpius NGC 2346
Little Dumbbell Nebula Sadr...
- The
Pelican Nebula (also
known as IC 5070) is an H II
region ****ociated with the
North America Nebula in the
constellation Cygnus. The
gaseous contortions...
- up
nebula or
nebulosity in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
nebula is a
cloud of gas and dust in space.
Nebula may also
refer to:
Commander Nebula, a...
- The Cone
Nebula is an H II
region in the
constellation of Monoceros. It was
discovered by
William Herschel on
December 26, 1785, at
which time he designated...
- the Swan
Nebula,
Checkmark Nebula,
Lobster Nebula, and the
Horseshoe Nebula, and
catalogued as
Messier 17 or M17 or NGC 6618. The
Omega Nebula is between...
- The
California Nebula (Also
known NGC 1499 or Sh2-220) is an
emission nebula located in the
constellation ****us. Its name
comes from its resemblance...
