The faint image of a god was observed by your telescope. Located in the Little Ghost Nebula, it looks a pair that is playing a hand-clapping game. This image has won the Royal Astronomical Society’s Nikon Small World Photomicrography Prize. This is one of my favorite crowd scenes I have ever drawn, and I'm very pleased to have it in the book. I hope you like it as well. This nebula is best observed in the spring and autumn. The nebula’s blue color comes from oxygen atoms and the nebula’s gray color comes from nitrogen atoms in the vicinity of the sun. This pair is named the Gamma Cassiopeia system.
*This observation is a remix of an image by NASA/ESA/Hubble.
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