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A charming planetary nebula in eastern Triangulum Australe.
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2017 July 25 at 10:53
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(c) Dale Liebenberg 2017
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NGC 5844 in Triangulum Australe, imaged by Dale Liebenberg.
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M16, the Eagle Nebula in Serpens Cauda, by Dale Liebenberg.
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