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A new planetary nebula.

A. W. Peterson

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Discovery of a new faint planetary nebula is described. The object is located at a = 8 = 23033 , exhibits Ha and N ii emission, and is of magnitude + 16 with a stellar image on blue plates. Key words: planetary nebulae - globular clusters

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Discovery of a new faint planetary nebula is described. The object is located at a = 8 = 23033 , exhibits Ha and N ii emission, and is of magnitude + 16 with a stellar image on blue plates. Key words: planetary nebulae - globular clusters

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Discovery of a new faint planetary nebula is described. The object is located at a = 8 = 23033 , exhibits Ha and N ii emission, and is of magnitude + 16 with a stellar image on blue plates. Key words: planetary nebulae - globular clusters

Key concepts: Planetary nebula, Emission nebula, Protoplanetary nebula, Physics, Globular cluster, Nebula, Astronomy, Astrophysics

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