The Crab Nebula ancient history and recent discoveries
Crab Nebula as thin plasma cloud containing weak magnetic field with strongly magnetized neutron star
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Crab Nebula as thin plasma cloud containing weak magnetic field with strongly magnetized neutron star
Planetary nebula evolution and X ray production
IR emission from planetary nebulae, W-R, Of and symbiotic stars, discussing dust hypothesis for IR excess
Crab Nebula pulsar light intensity fluctuations on very short time scale, noting negative observations
Coherent synchrotron emission in Crab Nebula associated with electron gyromotion, discussing models for high energy particle acceleration
Planetary nebula formation mechanism based on slow mass loss due to radiation pressure on grains
Angular size of high energy X ray source in Crab Nebula from balloon-borne X ray modulation collimator
Runaway stars and pulsars near Crab Nebula, discussing binary system explosion and remnant motion
Orion Nebula photographed at H alpha line with half angstrom filter
Wolf-Rayet associated nebulae, presenting radio observations and mass determinations
Nebula K3-50 IR radiation source observation, noting energy distribution resembling NGC 7027 and W51-IRS 2
Crab Nebula filametary system, examining excitation conditions in terms of ionization and heating by HF radiation
Planetary nebula NGC 7027 IR line spectra emission, examining S IV and AR III line intensities
Crab Nebula pulsar NP 0532 optical timing, measuring frequency, arrival times and pulse interval