Pease 1
planetary nebula · inside the globular cluster M15
35,000 light-years from Earth
The first planetary nebula found inside a globular cluster: a shell of gas thrown off by a dying star among M15's ancient stars. Francis Pease found it in 1928, and only three more are known in globulars.
- 35,000 light-years · about half a light-year across
- its central star is about 39,000 K
- kind
- nebula
- size
- 0.5 light-years across
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