M97, M108
Messier 57, Planetary fog in the Lira constellation
Active star-forming region in the constellation of Monoceros
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Owl Nebula (M97, NGC 3587) is a planetary nebula was discovered in the constellation Ursa Major, Pierre Méchain in 1781, Charles Messier cataloged M is number 97. The Owl Nebula, located 2600 light-years from matter, and the complex structure of planetary work. The central star 16m apparent brightness which weight 0.7 days. The nebula itself is about. Naptömegnyi 0.15 and contains material formed about 6,000 years ago. Lord Rosse gave her name; because of its shape reminiscent of an owl's head, where the two rounded, dark spots corresponding to the eyes. Messier 108 (NGC 3556) catalog No. barred spiral galaxy, which see to it from almost edge. distance from ground 46 millions of light years. In 1969, they discovered a type II supernova in the galaxy. (SN1969B) .Currently also moving away from 760 km / s
