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It is shown that the well known planetary nebula NGC7027 in fact is an evolved symbiotic system. Two ways of the origin of planetary nebulae are formulated. The first way: as a result of evolutionary development of mirids or OH/IR sources. The second way: as a result of dynamical interaction between the components of symbiotic system. In the second case we have very high temperature white dwarfs with accretion disks as a source of luminescence of nebula.
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Gurzadyan, G.A. Nebula NGC7027 - as an evolved symbiotic system?. Astrophys Space Sci 208, 69–76 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00658133
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