What is the oldest nebula?

Answer 1

Nebula are clouds of interstellar hydrogen and other gasses that span light years. Some may be dozens or hundreds of light years across.

Galaxies were once referred to as nebula. These are vast collections of stars, often a hundred thousand light years in diameter (as is our own beloved Milky Way) or more.

Answer 2

It is hard to say because we don't have that kind of technology yet. in the future we might know. But there are many theories like the bubble theory witch suggests that there is actually a multi-verse witch suggests that there are many different universes all in different bubble's So know earthling knows

Answer 3

While there may be some overlap in sizes, generally a galaxy is larger than a globular cluster. Nebulas are smaller, and neutron stars are probably smaller than Manhattan, while massing more than the Sun.

Answer 4

The Helix Nebula, located in the constellation Aquarius, is estimated to be one of the oldest planetary nebulae at about 10,600 years old. It formed from a dying star shedding its outer layers, creating a stunning cosmic display.

Answer 5

The largest known nebula is Tarantula Nebula

Answer 6

The Orion Nebula which stretches 20 light years

Answer 7

A galaxy is much larger than a Nebula, so a cluster of galaxies is going to be even larger still.

Answer 8

20 to 30 million year

Answer 9

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