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Computer worm
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Katathermal
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Erythematous
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Atmosphere
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Active galaxy nucleus
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Regulus
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Protandrous
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Exciton
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Light-year
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MRI
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Scam
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Uric acid
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Anti-VEGF
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DOUBLE STAR
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Cryptochrome
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Drosophila
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HDCP
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Supergalactic coordinate
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Air conditioning
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Ontogeny
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E-book
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Ampholyte
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Genus
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Chordates
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Organelle
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Transposon
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Pineal gland
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Gulf Stream
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Monoethanolamine
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Cnidaria
M16
Messier 16 is an open cluster in the Serpens constellation, standing out from a background of diffuse nebulae. The stars in the cluster can be seen through a telescope, but the red clouds of the nebula require a long photo exposure time.
Photographed by "Chamois" (the person's pseudonym on the Futura-Sciences astro forum) using an exposure of 80 minutes on a CCD camera and a 200 mm telescope.
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