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Astronomyblog: Nebula Helix By Spitzer This Infrared Image From Nasa’s Spitzer Space Telescope Shows The Helix Nebula. The Nebula, Located About 700 Light-Years Away In The Constellation Aquarius, Belongs To A Class Of Objects Called Planetary Nebulae.

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