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dark nebula
(redirected from Giant Molecular Cloud)

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dark nebula [¦därk ‚neb·yə·lə]
(astronomy)
A cloud of solid particles which absorbs or scatters away radiation directed toward an observer and becomes apparent when silhouetted against a bright nebula or rich star field. Also known as absorption nebula.


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