Supernova remnant

A Supernova remnant is a special type of deep space object, which was created by the explosion of the star in a supernova. The star undergoes a supernova explosion must be massive. The star runs out of fuel, which stops the nuclear fusion in its core, which yields in gravitational collapse. The star forms either a neutron star or black hole or a white dwarf, which emits the material during the thermonuclear explosion.

There are two photogenic supernova remnants, visible from the northern hemisphere. Specifically, it’s the first object of Messier Catalogue – the M1 Crab Nebula and NGC6960 NGC6992 Veil nebula.