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the-star-stuff: The Eta Carina Nebula NGC 3372, the second brightest nebula in the sky after the great Orion Nebula. This nebula is visible to the naked eye from the South hemisphere and host the hypergiant star Eta Carina, the most likely candidate in our galaxy to become a hypernova. Photographed by Luis Argerich

the-star-stuff:

The Eta Carina Nebula

NGC 3372, the second brightest nebula in the sky after the great Orion Nebula. This nebula is visible to the naked eye from the South hemisphere and host the hypergiant star Eta Carina, the most likely candidate in our galaxy to become a hypernova.

Photographed by Luis Argerich

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We will truly miss you. Thank you.

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