This is a stellar nursery visible to the naked eye. You cannot see the baby stars in this picture, but buried deep in the cloud are four nice baby stars. Look at the constellation Orion, locate his belt (three bright stars in a row) and look at his sward hanging from the belt. The sward looks like three stars, the middle one is all fuzzy. That is the great Orion Nebula. Again, taken with a cheap webcam, electronically modified for long exposures, attached to a ST80 telescope on an ASGT mount. 20x60sec exposures stacked. 20x30sec exposures stacked 30x20sec exposures stacked 30x10sec exposures stacked The four stacks above layered using PSP9 with huge amounts of Histogram stretching and unsharp masking.