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Sh2-64 - Nebula
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Sh2-64

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Sh2-64 is an emission nebula in the constellation Aquila, notable for its complex filaments of glowing gas and dark dust situated deep within the plane of the Milky Way galaxy.

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What kind of astronomical object is Sh2-64?

Sh2-64 is an emission nebula in the constellation Aquila. It contains glowing gas and dark dust within the plane of the Milky Way.

Why does Sh2-64 look filamentary?

Its appearance comes from complex filaments of glowing gas mixed with obscuring dark dust. These structures are common visual features of nebulae located in the crowded galactic plane.

Where in the sky is Sh2-64 located?

Sh2-64 is located in Aquila, a constellation crossed by the Milky Way. Its position places it deep within the galaxy's dust-rich plane.

Can Sh2-64 be seen as a bright naked-eye nebula?

It is generally treated as a deep-sky emission nebula rather than a bright naked-eye object. Observing it normally requires suitable optical equipment and dark observing conditions.

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