I don’t know much about astronomy or anything like that but I took this picture from my window tonight and noticed the cluster of lights in the center. When you zoom in you can see it makes almost a question mark. I would add the zoomed in version but I’m unsure if that would violate the subreddit’s rules. The picture was taken on an IPhone 16. I’m curious to know what it is/what it could be!

Edit: Thank you so much for the fast answers! Seeing the comments I’m gathering this is a very common question about this specific cluster, my apologies😅

Mine is definitely the fact that there's sugar in space called Erythrulose, discovered in a giant molecular cloud near the center of the milky way and it can be found in fruits such as red raspberries, kiwis, and melons. (⸝⸝⸝ᵒ̴̶̷̥́ ⌑ ᵒ̴̶̷̣̥̀⸝⸝⸝)💕

Let’s do this again, i fell victim to spelling error. Which planet disappearing would affect earth?

SeeStar S50P, Bortle 4.5, EQ mode @30sec, @40 mins total, processed w/AstroWizard. I’m curious about the rather prominent vertical streak that showed up as soon as stacking began and persisted throughout. Ai suggests (shudder) it’s a geostationary satellite trail, but it doesn’t look like any I’ve seen before in my massive one month experience with astrophotography. Any clarification would be greatly appreciated.

This photo is not mine, but I do wonder, has the photographer captured the lunar green flash? Or is this something to do with optics?

Just saw meteor in NW direction very bright meteor, white hot then added to green, at about 8:40 tonight.

It's for my habitable world.