Posted by jzholloway on July 3, 2008
The constellation Scorpius along with the Milky Way Galaxy. Within the Milky Way, several other features are noticeable, such as M7Â (Ptolemy’s Cluster) and M20 & 21 (Trifid Nebula). Though the resolution of these, and other nebulae and star formations are not great, you can still see that they are there and where they exist.
This entry was posted on July 3, 2008 at 2:04 am and is filed under Astronomy.
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