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The Bubble Nebula, shown in this image, is also known as NGC 7635. It is approximately 7 light years across and the star forming this nebula is about 45 times more massive than the Sun. The bubble’s surface is expanding outward and meets with cold gas on one side which causes an asymmetry that makes the star appear off-centre.
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The Bubble Nebula, shown in this image, is also known as NGC 7635. It is approximately 7 light years across and the star forming this nebula is about 45 times more massive than the Sun. The bubble’s surface is expanding outward and meets with cold gas on one side which causes an asymmetry that makes the star appear off-centre.
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