New results obtained by a Dutch-German team reveal that hydrogen cyanide can be used to study the birth of massive stars. The team used ESA's Infrared Space Observatory, ISO, and the ground-based James Clerk Maxwell Telescope, in Hawaii. The image on top shows the embryo-star GL 2591 as observed with the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope.

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