Demon Star and Witch’s Head kick off spooky space season - Popular Science
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The Witch Head Nebula also has an accompanying Witch's Broom formation.
It’s officially October, which means it’s finally that most wonderful time of the year. The Halloween season is here, and even the cosmos get in on the occasion—at least if you squint hard enough at the night sky. To gear up for the celebrations, NASA recently highlighted a pair of spooky-themed deep space subjects.
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