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NGC 1760, a nebula in the LMC // Spacetime Pictures
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NGC 1760, a nebula in the LMC // Spacetime Pictures
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NGC 1760,61,63,69,73,76, and Others Nebulae in the LMC
Credit: Astronomyguy101
N11, a star-forming complex in the Large Magellanic Cloud // Jerry Yesavage
N11 in the Large Magellanic Cloud // Jerry Macon
N11 in the LMC // Anne-Maree McComb
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NGC 1760 in the Large Magellanic Cloud // Evan Tsai
"NGC 1760, (AKA N11) is one of the largest discovered nebulae yet. N11 is actually a complex ring of emission nebulas connected by glowing filaments, spans over 1000 light years and is a prominent structure of the Large Magellanic Cloud. A leading hypothesis for the formation of N11 is shells of successive generations of stars being formed further out from the center. The bright region just above center is N11B, an explosive domain where stars are being formed even today."
NGC 1760 (N11), Star forming complex in the Large Magellanic Cloud