File:Disk comet nebula.jpg

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DescriptionDisk comet nebula.jpg	English: A model of a protoplanetary disk
Date	21 July 2015
Source	https://astrobiology.gsfc.nasa.gov/mandell/diskobs.html
Author	God- dard Visualization Center, A. Mandell, G. Villanueva

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