NGC 2392 – Gem
NGC 2392 is a well-known planetary nebula in Gemini, also because of its funny shape, resembling the face of an “eskimo”, hence its nickname. A dying star, evolving now as a white dwarf, is...
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Potentially Hazardous Asteroid (152637) 1997 NC1 close encounter: online observation – 27 June 2026 -
The Moon and the Pleiades, a spectacular occultation: online observation – 19 April 2026 -
The interaction galaxies NGC 4631 (the “Whale”), NGC 4656/57 (the “Hockey Stick”) and NGC 4627: an image – 21 Mar. 2026. -
Messier 1, the “Crab Nebula”: a stunning image and unique sequence -
NGC 6992, the eastern part of the “Veil Nebula”: an image.