May 15, 2025
NGC 1360: Robin's Egg Nebula ©
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NGC 1360: Robin's Egg Nebula ©
The Robin's Egg Nebula, NGC 1360 // Márcio Spínola
The Robin's Egg Nebula (NGC 1360, right) and Comet C/2026 A1 (MAPS) // Team Ciel Austral, Chassaigne, Philippe BERNHARD, & Stephane Vetter
Comet C/2026 A1 (MAPS) can be seen as the green spot near the top left bright star. This was only discovered on January 13, 2026 and is a sungrazer comet: on April 4, it will pass about 122,000 km (76,000 mi) from the surface of the Sun.
The Robin's Egg Nebula, NGC 1360 // Jeff Fishman
The Robin's Egg Nebula, NGC 1360 // Nathanael Martin
The Robin's Egg Nebula, NGC 1360 // Ari Paulechen Junior
The Robin's Egg Nebula, NGC 1360 // Georg N. Nyman
The Robin's Egg Nebula, NGC 1360 // Guillermo (Guy) Yanez