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A large planetary nebula located approximately 695 light years from Earth located in the Aquarius constellation

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Spans about 2.87 light years and  appears to us as almost one-half the Moon’s diameter

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It is the nearest bright nebula to our solar system

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Nicknamed the Eye of God because of it's bright, striking appearance

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It can be observed with only binoculars as a hazy green cloud so it is popular for amateur astronomers

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Was created at the end of the life of a red giant star similar to our Sun

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It will become a white dwarf when it cools down

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Was the first planetary nebula discovered to have cometary knots, which many planetary nebulae were later discovered to contain and is believed to contain about 20,000 cometary knots. Most of the knots are believed to be roughly the size of the solar system.

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Discovered by the German astronomer Karl Ludwig Harding in the early 19th century

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it's age is estimated to be around 10,600 years