See plérion on Wiktionary
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"(1978) Du grec ancien plèrès (« plein ») avec le suffixe -ion, le terme est l'invention des astrophysiciens Weiler & Panagia en 1978."
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"Rémanent plein de supernova."
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"word": "nébuleuse de vent de pulsar"
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"word": "pulsar wind nebula"
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"(1978) Du grec ancien plèrès (« plein ») avec le suffixe -ion, le terme est l'invention des astrophysiciens Weiler & Panagia en 1978."
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