NGC 1763

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NGC 1763 is a bright emission nebula and star-forming region located in the Large Magellanic Cloud.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf H II region
astronomical object
emission nebula
catalogue New General Catalogue NERFINISHED
discoveredBy John Herschel NERFINISHED
distanceFromEarth approximately 160000 light-years
approximately 49 kiloparsecs
hasAlternateClassification H II region in LMC
hasEmission hydrogen alpha
ionized gas
hasEnvironment rich in gas and dust
hasIonizingSources massive B-type stars
massive O-type stars
hasMorphology irregular nebular structure
hasProcess ongoing star formation
hasStarFormation massive stars
young stellar clusters
hasType bright nebula
diffuse nebula
isInGalaxy Large Magellanic Cloud NERFINISHED
isInHemisphere southern celestial hemisphere
isObservedIn infrared wavelengths
optical wavelengths
ultraviolet wavelengths
isPartOf Local Group NERFINISHED
locatedIn Large Magellanic Cloud NERFINISHED
constellation Dorado NERFINISHED
memberOf NGC catalogue NERFINISHED
partOf LMC nebular complex N11 NERFINISHED

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Dorado contains NGC 1763
constellation Dorado containsDeepSkyObject NGC 1763
subject surface form: Dorado