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         <description><![CDATA[<div>- Around 6,500 light years from Earth<br>- 11 light years across and expanding at a rate of 1 billion kilometers per day<br>- The Crab Nebula creates 75,000 times more energy than the sun<br>- The crab Nebula emits radiation form the entire electromagnetic spectrum<br>- created in 1054<br>- would have been visible for about a week and during the day<br>- discovered in 1721<br>- located near the Orion belt constellation<br>- Not visible to the naked eye, a telescope is required to see it<br>- the pulsar at the center is only 18 miles across and at least 1.5 times the mass of the sun</div>]]></description>
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