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The Galactic Nebula NGC 3603 (also known as the Giant Galactic Nebula, Galactic Emission Nebula NGC 3603, Starburst Region NGC 3603 or NGC 3603) is a galactic nebula . It is home to an open cluster (centre of the image) containing about 2000 bright stars, each of which is much brighter and more massive than our Sun.

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Topics: Galactic Nebula NGC 3603, NGC 2264, Ngchesar, NGC 404...

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