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Crab Nebula is the 19th Interstellar Object, the 4th Nebula and the 1st Supernova obtained in the Beyond (Rank 23), which can generate Stardust StardustStardust.

Description[]

"In the constellation Taurus, the remnant of a supernova explosion marks the death of a high-mass star. The beautiful Crab Nebula is 10 light years across and still growing. Working backward from its rate of expansion, the year of the star’s death was 1054."

Traits[]

The rare traits matching this generators type are: Cosmic Dust . Crab Nebula is also affected by the epic traits: Cosmology , Dark Matter , Dark Energy . It is also affected by the constellations: Eridanus,Perseus,Carina, as well as by the generator rank.

Icon Name Description Requires
Crab Nebula Guest Star Guest Star In 1054, Chinese astronomers noted the sudden presence of a “guest star” much brighter than Sirius. Visible in daylight for 23 days, it soon vanished. In 1731, a telescope revealed a shiny smudge in the same spot. In 1844, a detailed sketch led to the name Crab Nebula. Generator Unlocked
Crab Nebula Heavy Metals Heavy Metals The Crab’s original star was a hefty 10 solar masses, but only 1% of the cloudy matter remains. It’s unusually rich in heavy metals—iron, nickel, and others that once formed the core. Swiftly moving filaments of ionized gas spread the metals throughout the nebula. Guest Star

Achievements[]

Icon Name Description Requires
Achievement Supernova 1987A Supernova 1987A A supernova is likely to explode in the Milky Way in your lifetime—about one every 50 years on average. On February 23, 1987, just beyond our galaxy, a blue supergiant shattered into a “pearl necklace” ring. The hot remnant core could be an infant neutron star. Crab Nebula Rank 3
Achievement Messier 1 Messier 1 The Crab Nebula is M1, the first of 110 Messier objects. Comet hunter Charles Messier (1730–1817) made this list to rule out non-comets that he discovered: nebulae, star clusters, and galaxies. The Crab’s modern designation is NGC 1952, short for New General Catalogue. Crab Nebula Rank 6

Trivia[]

Crab Nebula (catalogue designations M1, NGC 1952, Taurus A) is a supernova remnant and pulsar wind nebula in the constellation of Taurus.

Source[]

Crab Nebula - Image above taken

Type Interstellar Object Interstellar Objects
Type Main Sequence Main Sequence Barnard's Star Icon Barnard's StarTau Ceti Icon Tau CetiSirius Icon Sirius
Type Late Stage Late Stage Polaris Icon PolarisRigel Icon RigelArcturus Icon ArcturusVan Maanen's Star Icon Van Maanen's Star
Type Exoplanet Exoplanet Fomalhaut's Ring Icon Fomalhaut's RingWASP-12b Icon WASP-12bAwohali Icon AwohaliKepler-70b Icon Kepler-70bJanssen Icon Janssen
Enaiposha Icon EnaiposhaKepler-186f Icon Kepler-186fTRAPPIST-1 System Icon TRAPPIST-1 System
Type Giant Giant WASP-12b Icon (WASP-12b) • Awohali Icon (Awohali)
Type Earth Like Earth Like Kepler-70b Icon (Kepler-70b) • Janssen Icon (Janssen) • Enaiposha Icon (Enaiposha) • Kepler-186f Icon (Kepler-186f)
Type Nebula Nebula Helix Nebula Icon Helix NebulaCat's Eye Nebula Icon Cat's Eye NebulaHourglass Nebula Icon Hourglass NebulaCrab Nebula Icon Crab NebulaCarina Nebula Icon Carina Nebula
Eagle Nebula Icon Eagle NebulaPillars of Creation Icon Pillars of CreationOrion Nebula Icon Orion NebulaHorsehead Nebula Icon Horsehead Nebula
Type Planetary Planetary Helix Nebula Icon (Helix Nebula) • Cat's Eye Nebula Icon (Cat's Eye Nebula) • Hourglass Nebula Icon (Hourglass Nebula)
Type Supernova Supernova Crab Nebula Icon (Crab Nebula) • Crab Pulsar Icon Crab Pulsar
Type Diffuse Diffuse Carina Nebula Icon (Carina Nebula) • Eagle Nebula Icon (Eagle Nebula) • Pillars of Creation Icon (Pillars of Creation) • Orion Nebula Icon (Orion Nebula) • Horsehead Nebula Icon (Horsehead Nebula)
Type Black Hole Black Hole Cygnus X-1 Icon Cygnus X-1Sagittarius A* Icon (Sagittarius A*) • Quasar 3C 273 Icon Quasar 3C 273
Type Milky Way Galaxy Milky Way Galaxy Orion Spur Icon Orion SpurPerseus Arm Icon Perseus ArmOmega Centauri Icon Omega CentauriGalactic Bulge Icon Galactic BulgeGalactic Nucleus Icon Galactic NucleusSagittarius A* Icon Sagittarius A*
Type Cluster Cluster Omega Centauri Icon (Omega Centauri)
Type Galaxy Galaxy Milky Way Galaxy Icon Milky Way GalaxySagittarius Dwarf Galaxy Icon Sagittarius Dwarf GalaxyLarge Magellanic Cloud Icon Large Magellanic CloudTriangulum Galaxy Icon Triangulum GalaxyAndromeda Galaxy Icon Andromeda Galaxy
Virgo Supercluster Icon Virgo SuperclusterCentaurus A Group Icon Centaurus A GroupVirgo Cluster Icon Virgo ClusterMessier 87 Galaxy Icon Messier 87 Galaxy
Type Spiral Spiral Milky Way Galaxy Icon (Milky Way Galaxy) • Triangulum Galaxy Icon (Triangulum Galaxy) • Andromeda Galaxy Icon (Andromeda Galaxy)
Type Satellite Satellite Sagittarius Dwarf Galaxy Icon (Sagittarius Dwarf Galaxy) • Large Magellanic Cloud Icon (Large Magellanic Cloud)
Type Supercluster Supercluster Virgo Supercluster Icon (Virgo Supercluster) • Virgo Cluster Icon (Virgo Cluster)
Type Elliptical Elliptical Centaurus A Group Icon (Centaurus A Group) • Messier 87 Galaxy Icon (Messier 87 Galaxy)
Type Superstructure Superstructure Laniakea Icon LaniakeaLocal Void Icon Local VoidThe Great Attractor Icon The Great Attractor
Type Void Void Local Void Icon (Local Void)