Tonight we’ll move on to Aquila and look at the hot central star of an interesting planetary nebula – NGC 6804 (Right Ascension: 19 : 31.6 – Declination: +09 : 13). You’ll find it almost 4 degrees due west of Altair. Discovered by Herschel and classed as open cluster H VI.38, it wasn’t until Pease took a closer look that its planetary nature was discovered. Interacting with clouds of interstellar dust and gases, NGC 6804 is a planetary in decline, with its outer shell around magnitude 12 and the central star at about magnitude 13.

While only larger telescopes will get a glimpse of the central, it’s one of the hottest objects in space – with temperatures around 30,000K!
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NGC 6804

A 12th-magnitude planetary nebula in Aquila (RA 19 31 35.4, Dec +09 13 33) NGC 6804 is four to six thousand light years from the Sun. Apparent size 1.1 arcmin, corresponding to perhaps 1.3 light years physical extent.
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142G
the inspiriation for plato's utopia came from a highly evolved and blissful planet in aquila 142 G

yes there were many 2nd, 3rd, and 4th hand accounts from various golden ages (local, regional, state, national, continental, global, intergalactic, universal) throughout the world but plato's work was sourced from spirit, not copy/pasting the words and stories of other cultures and people. other groups have specialised in such dubious corrupt charlatanism...the scales are in the process of weighing and balancing, everything <3