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It's time to look at the stars! In mid-July, you will discover dark nebulae among the stars, spaces in the space made up of clouds of dust and gases that are outside the solar system, reports Illustrated Science.
The clouds, which otherwise give no light, are in front of the stars and form what looks like a big E in the sky.
Using a camera you can easily see the phenomenon. And for you on vacation in southern Europe, you have the opportunity to watch from the first floor. From there, nebulos appear as the best.
Illustrated Science describes how to do:
"A telephoto lens on a smooth camera can handle the task."
Look at the image of the star The Eagle – a little to the right of Tarazed Star – in the South Focus the optics and expose the image for a minute, the nebulos appear on a background of stars.
