Mo 4 — PN-G 204.4-10.7

Mo 4

Cometary Globule · Orion · PN-G 204.4−10.7

$110,000+

Cometary globules are rare, comet-shaped clouds of gas and dust sculpted by the radiation and winds of nearby massive stars.

Orion — the Hunter — one of the most recognizable constellations in the sky, marked by its distinctive three-star belt.

Scientific Designation	PN-G 204.4−10.7
Object Type	Cometary Globule
Constellation	Orion
Coordinates (J2000)	RA 05h 57m 28.36s Dec +02° 31′ 53.7″
Angular Dimensions	6.4 × 2.4 arcmin
Imagery Source	Atacama Photographic Observatory (APO) Team, professional-grade deep-sky astrophotography.
Publication	L'Astronomie, March 2019, vol. 133, No. 125, p.54

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Verification — HASH PN Database

Mo 4 listing in the HASH Planetary Nebula Database, PN-G 204.4-10.7

Mo 4's entry in the HASH PN Database (Hong Kong/AAO/Strasbourg Observatory), shown under registered researcher access.

Provenance & Discoverer

Independently identified by Sankalp Mohan through cross-referenced analysis of public astronomical survey archives. Read the full discovery story →

This object is also listed in the HASH Planetary Nebula database (Hong Kong/AAO/Strasbourg Observatory), a professional research catalog requiring registered access — verification is available on request during your private consultation.

This dedication is a private, symbolic tribute. The object's formal catalog designation, shown above, remains unchanged in all professional astronomical databases.

Verification — HASH PN Database

Provenance & Discoverer

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