Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

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Original submission for Eulail AA-A h2 nebula (Cat's Perch nebula)
	Original submission, by CMDR Marx [2022-06-22 12:49:26]
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NAME
→	Eulail AA-A h2 nebula (Cat's Perch nebula)
SYSTEMNAME
→	Eulail IG-M c8-9
CATEGORY
→	Nebulae
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
→	Inner Scutum-Centaurus Arm
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SUMMARY
→	Situated 1,700 ly above the galactic plane, the Eulail AA-A h2 (nicknamed "Cat's Perch nebula") offers a spectacular view of the Milky Way.
DESCRIPTION
→	Situated 1,700 ly above the galactic plane, the Eulail AA-A h2 (nicknamed "Cat's Perch nebula") offers a spectacular view of the Milky Way. Thanks to its proximity to the galactic core, there are still plenty of stars this high up, so reaching the nebula is quite easy. Bark mounds can also be found around this nebula. Image credit: CMDR Baxder
→	Situated 1,700 ly above the galactic plane, the Eulail AA-A h2 (nicknamed "Cat's Perch nebula") offers a spectacular view of the Milky Way. Thanks to its proximity to the galactic core, there are still plenty of stars this high up, so reaching the nebula is quite easy. Bark mounds can also be found around this nebula. Image credit: CMDR Baxder
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