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туманность- emission nebula@bipolar nebulaбиполярная туманность@bipolar planetary nebulaбиполярная планетарная туманность@bright nebulaяркая туманность@cometary nebulaкометарная туманность@Crab NebulaКрабовидная туманность@dark nebulaтемная пылевая туманность@diffuse nebulaдиффузная туманность@distant nebulaудаленная туманность@double nebulaдвойная галактика@dust nebulaпылевая туманность@elliptical nebulaэллиптическая туманность@extragalactic nebulaвнегалактическая туманность@faint nebulaслабая туманность; слабая галактика@field nebulaгалактика поля@galactic nebulaгалактическая туманность@gas-and-dust nebulaгазопылевая туманность@gaseous nebulaгазовая туманность@irregular nebulaнеправильная туманность@light nebulaсветлая туманность@normal extra-galactic nebulaнормальная галактика@pecular nebulaпекулярная туманность@planetary nebulaпланетарная туманность@primordial solar nebulaпервичная солнечная туманность@protoplanetary nebulaпротопланетная туманность@protosolar nebulaпротосолнечная туманность@protostellar nebulaпротозвездная туманность@radio nebulaрадиотуманность; радиогалактика@reflecting nebulaотражательная туманность@ring(like) nebulaкольцевая туманность@spherical nebulaсферическая галактика@spiral nebulaспиральная туманность@southern galactic planetary nebulasюжные галактические планетарные туманности@variable nebulaпеременная туманность@visible nebulaоптически наблюдаемая туманность@
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