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The Lion Nebula, Sh2-132 // Ivan Rosenbreyer
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The Lion Nebula, Sh2-132 // Ivan Rosenbreyer
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Lion Nebula
The Lion Nebula (Sh2-132) is a sprawling emission region located in the constellation Cepheus (near the border with Lacerta), about 10,000 to 11,000 light-years away, and it spans on the order of a few hundred light-years in diameter. It is popularly nicknamed the “Lion Nebula” because its shape—especially in wide-field astro-images—evokes a lion’s head or body.
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The Lion Nebula, Sh2-132 // Mallory Sutter
The Lion Nebula, Sh2-132 // Thomas Prescott
A close-up of the Lion Nebula, Sh2-132 // Alex Varakin
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