Images observed in 1996 found that this object emits two streams of polar winds which initiate a shock front dubbed a "dancing sprite" by scientists. In January 2003, Titan's transit of it allowed astronomers to use this obje
Images observed in 1996 found that this object emits two streams of polar winds which initiate a shock front dubbed a "dancing sprite" by scientists. In January 2003, Titan's transit of it allowed astronomers to use this object's x-rays to measure that moon's atmospheric thickness. Iosif Shkolvsky suggested that synchrotron radiation could be emerging from this remnant of SN 1054, a supernova discovered by Chinese astronomers. For 10 points, name this first member of the Messier catalog, a pulsar wind nebula found in Taurus and named for a crustacean.
Images observed in 1996 found that this object emits two streams of polar winds which initiate a shock front dubbed a "dancing sprite" by scientists.
{Crab} Nebula [accept {Crab} after “{nebula}”]