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Partial unbundling
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Ice
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Solvay congress
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Gondwana
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Wettability
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rRNA
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Total eclipse
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Aspartame
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GEOSS
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Myrmecophagy
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NGN
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Gamma globulin
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Microdiorite
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Remote data processing
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Bone densitometry
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Dunite
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Naturopathy
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Biocenosis
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Antioxidants
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Oceanic mixed layer
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Gravitation
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Ecchymosis
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Cell biology
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Natural selection
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Lipophile
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Salt gland
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VIRTIS
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WDM
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Xenotransplant
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Retinoid
M20
Messier 20 is one of the most photogenic diffuse nebulae. It is situated in the constellation of Sagittarius. It is in the shape of a three petalled flower, gaseous lobes separated by dark filaments. The red nebula is surrounded by another blue one that can be seen on one side.
The nearby Messier 31 open cluster completes this superb picture.
A 2-hour exposure with a digital reflex camera and a 200 mm diameter telescope by "Chamois" (the person's pseudonym on the forum).
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