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Nebulae come in 5 different catagories:
Emission, Reflective, Supernova remainants, Dark or Planentary.
Some to look out for:
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Constellation
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M42+3
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Emission
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Orion
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1500 LY
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M20
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Emission, Reflective & Dark
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Sagittarius
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3500 LY
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M1
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Supernova Remainant
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Taurus
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4000 LY
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IC 434
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Barnard 33
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Emission &
Dark
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Orion
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1500 LY
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NGC 6543
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Planetary
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Draco
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3000 LY
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Star clusters are basiclly clusters of stars.
Open clusters are scattered stars in the same area all with the same proper motion. Globulars clusters are densly packed
clusters forming a ball shape.
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Constallation
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M45
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Open
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Taurus
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NGC 104
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Globular
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Tucana
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M44
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Open
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Cancer
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NGC 5139
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Globular
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Centaurus
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M13
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Globular
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Hercules
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