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Best 1 Mz 3 (Ant Nebula)

Menzel 3, commonly called the Ant Nebula, is a bipolar planetary nebula in the constellation Norma. Its two principal lobes and narrow central waist create the outline that suggested the insect-based name. The nebula formed from material lost by an evolved star and includes fast outflows and jets. I...

2 Twin Jet Nebula

The Twin Jet Nebula, formally designated M2-9, is a bipolar planetary nebula located within the Ophiuchus constellation. It’s notable for its distinct twin jet structures emanating from a central binary star system. Rudolph Minkowski discovered this nebula in 1947. Astronomers and researchers studyi...

3 M1-92
M1-92

M1-92, commonly called Minkowski's Footprint, is a bipolar protoplanetary nebula in the constellation Cygnus. It consists of material expelled by a star transitioning from the asymptotic giant branch toward the planetary-nebula stage, rather than debris from a planet-forming system. Two opposing lob...

4 Footprint Nebula

The Footprint Nebula, cataloged as M1-92, is a bipolar protoplanetary nebula in the constellation Cygnus. It consists of two opposing lobes of gas and dust surrounding an evolved central star, with reflected light helping reveal its distinctive shape. Rudolph Minkowski identified the object in 1946,...

5 M1-16
M1-16

M 1-16, also written M1-16 or Minkowski 1-16, is a planetary nebula produced by the ionized material expelled by an evolved star. Astronomical studies describe it as a multipolar object with distinct lobes, knots, and more than one outflow, including fast bipolar motion in its molecular and optical...

6 Mz 2 (Menzel 2)

Mz 2, also known as Menzel 2, is a planetary nebula in the constellation Norma. It is the glowing shell of ionized gas expelled by a star that has reached the late stages of stellar evolution, rather than a planet or a star-forming nebula. Mz 2 is associated with a bipolar form, in which material is...

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