This attraction is another stunning nebula but with an added twist. We as humans have known about this nebula for a while, ever since it was first seen but Chinese astronomers in 1054 CE and mistaken for a star. This may seem far out, but maybe not, as the Crab Nebula has a pulsar within it. It resides 6300 light years away and is only 10 light years across. It also holds the identification of M1, the first Messier Number. Come see this truly amazing sight.
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This planetary nebula is a must see, as it will only be around for another 10 000 years. Being the first ever nebula to be observed with a spectroscope, it also holds historical appeal. Discovered when British Astronomer Sir Frederick William Herschel pointed his telescope towards the constellation Draco, in 1786, a mere 829 years ago. This 0.2 light year span is home to plenty of developing stars, some of which may go on to form the stars of the future. A mere 3300 light years away from earth, this nebula it our first