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SH2 Sharpless catalog (Hydrogen alpha regions of Milky Way)

March 1, 2018September 19, 2023 Mario Motta, MD

SH2 Images, PN images

SH@-71

SH2-82

SH2-86

SH-91

SH2-98

SH2-101 The Tulip

SH-112

SH2-114

SH2-123

SH2-129

SH2-131

SH-132

SH2-132-wide field

SH2-135

SH-136

SH2-136

SH2-157

SH2-170

SH2-188

SH2-217

SH2-224

SH2-274

SH2-261

SH-276

SH2-280

SH2-284

SH-290

SH2-294

SH2-301

SH2-302

SH2-308

SH2-311

SH2-313

PLN47+42.1

PL318+41

PN-G75.5+1.7

PN-G75.5+1.7

GUM 15

Gum16-Vela

Simeis-147

Vela-1

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