The nabula

Between stars.

The interstar media.

The interstar media includes the rarefied substance (gas and dust) electromagnetic radiation, the space beams, neutrino and other kinds of materia which fill the space (see the circulation of gas and dust in the Universe). The interstar media density is 10^-24 - 10^-26 g/sm^3.

The Milky Way in the Marsman constellation
The Part of The Milky Way

The nebula in the constellation of the Alter
The nebula of the Alter

The dark nebula of the horse head in Orion constellation
The Horse Head

The gas-dust nebulas.

The gas-dust nebulas are the inside galaxy clouds of rarefied gas and dust. They may be (containing gas) spheroidal, planetarial, diffusial nebulas. The gas nebulas galaxical are shining due to the transformation of the shot waved (ultraviolet) radiation of the very hot stars located in the nebula or near it into the visible light. The dust nebulas are divided into the light (they are shining by the reflected light) and dark (they may be seen on The Milky Way phone).

The dark parts of the Milky Way
The part of the Milky Way

The bright emissial nebula
Emissial nebula

The gas-dust nebula Mexico gulf
The gas-dust nebula

 

The Witch Head
The Witch Head

Emissial nebula The Eagle
Emissial nebula The Eagle

The great Orion nebula
The great Orion nebula

 

The Orion nebula
The Orion nebula B 26

The planetary nebula
The nebula NGC 6543

 The nabula Lagoon
The nabula Lagoon

 

The planetary nebula The Sand Watch
The Sand Watch

The planetary nebula the Gantel
The Gantel

The planetary nebula
The planetary nebula

 

The nebula Triple
The nebula Triple

The nebula The North America
The nebula The North America

 

The nebula The Fishmen network
The Fishmen network

The nebula NGC 3034
The nebula NGC 3034

 

The nebula in Orion constellation
The nebula of Orion

The nebula California
The nebula NGC 1499

The planetary nebula The Snail
The planetary nebula The Snail