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Emerging like a celestial dolphin leaping through the cosmos, Sh2-308, or the Dolphin Nebula, is a striking example of a Wolf-Rayet bubble located in the Canis Major constellation. This...
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🐬 The Dolphin Nebula - Close Up 🐬

🐬 The Dolphin Nebula - Close Up 🐬

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SH2-308

Sh2-308 is an H II region located near the center of the constellation Canis Major, composed of ionised hydrogen. The dataset is curated by Scotty Bishop.
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