Cat's Eye Nebula

But there are other, like, objects.

So we have the Cat's Eye Nebula is probably the most famous.

Oh, yeah.

It was discovered by William Herschel in 1786.

That's a philosophy discussion for another day.

Yeah, yeah.

That's the Cat's Eye Nebula.

We also have the Cat's Eye Galaxy.

But I did wonder because like this is where I really actually did my fact check.

The Cat's Eye Nebula that they're talking about in the study group does really is in the constellation Draco and is roughly 3,300 light years away from Earth.

That is a Google search that if you didn't do that simple Google search, it would be

weird.

Mm-hmm

... is that, uh, you know, like your, your interest in that changes, you know? And just doing, like, a very deep dive observation, like if you wanna take a look at, uh, for example, like the spirograph structure within the Cat's Eye Nebula, you know, that's, [laughs] that's a lot of work right there, and there's, like s- a halo object you can see there around the Cat's Eye as well.

That's not even that difficult to, to see from a reasonably dark site.

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