Nagoya Univ. group photographs dark nebula

Nagoya Univ. group photographs dark nebula

NAGOYA, Japan - A set of two photographs show a dark nebula in the constellation of Lupus. A Nagoya University group said Feb. 8 that it photographed the dark nebula by attaching a near-infrared camera to a telescope at a South African observatory in June 2001. (Photo provided by Nagoya University and National Astronomical Observatory of Japan) (Kyodo)

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