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  • Vela

    Its brightest star is Gamma Velorum, with a magnitude of 1.6. The largest known emission nebula, the Gum Nebula, is found here and in the neighbouring constellation Puppis. The Vela pulsar is the brightest celestial source of gamma rays. This constellation was originally part of the much larger Argo…

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    Its brightest star is Gamma Velorum, with a magnitude of 1.6. The largest known emission nebula, the Gum Nebula, is found here and in the neighbouring constellation Puppis. The Vela pulsar is the brightest celestial source of gamma rays. This constellation was originally part of the much larger Argo…

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