NGC 7293 - Helix Nebula (Alexkid)

Celestial hemisphere: Southern · Constellation: Aquarius (Aqr) · Contains: Helix Nebula · NGC 7293 · PK036-57.1

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NGC 7293 - Helix Nebula

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NGC 7293 ou nébuleuse de l'Hélice est une nébuleuse planétaire située dans la constellation du Verseau, à proximité du Poisson austral. Sa forte ressemblance avec un œil humain lui a valu le surnom de « œil de Dieu ».
NGC 7293 fût découverte par Karl Ludwig Harding en 1824.
Elle est située à environ 650 années lumière de la Terre, et est l'une des nébuleuses planétaires les plus proches de nous.
Elle se présente comme deux anneaux entrelacés.
En son centre, on peut observer des globules ou nœuds cométaires, qui ont été découvert pour la première fois dans cette nébuleuse. On estime qu'ils sont au nombre de 20 000 environs.

English Version
NGC 7293 or the Helix Nebula is a planetary nebula located in the constellation of Aquarius, near the southern Pisces. Its strong resemblance to a human eye has earned it the nickname "eye of God".
NGC 7293 was discovered by Karl Ludwig Harding in 1824.
It is located about 650 light years from Earth, and is one of the closest planetary nebulae to us.
It looks like two intertwined rings.
In its center, one can observe cometary globules or nodes, which were discovered for the first time in this nebula. It is estimated that they number around 20,000.

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RA (center)	22h29m44s.345
RA (top/left)	22h30m44s.703
RA (top/right)	22h28m46s.450
RA (bottom/right)	22h28m43s.740
RA (bottom/left)	22h30m42s.816

Dec (center)	-20°50′27″.20
Dec (top/left)	-20°35′59″.37
Dec (top/right)	-20°35′30″.35
Dec (bottom/right)	-21°04′53″.90
Dec (bottom/left)	-21°05′22″.35

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