Dust and Ionised Molecular Gas - what stars are made from!

" When we took a closer look at the data we realised that what we first thought was camera electronic noise was indeed copious amounts of molecular gas and dust . The gas is ionised by the bright hot stars and radiates strongly at the Hydrogen Alpha wavelength.We therefore decided to re-construct the Orion Constellation and Dagger images to show the full extent of the otherwise faint to the eye nebulosity". Kurt Thrust acting CEO and current Director of the Jodrell Plank Observatory