Seen through a convex lens, the reverse of how we normally see the stars, this view of the primeval constellations “attached” to their decan constellations glows where the line of the ecliptic (the path of the sun) would normally appear. As we now know from pictures seen through Hubble’s lens, there is an amazing amount of color occurring out in space. Ecliptic Glow acknowledges that while depicting the star groups in relationship with each other.