This multiwavelength composite from the Hubble Space Telescope shows planetary nebula NGC 6302, the Butterfly Nebula, in Scorpius. It's the remnant of a Sun-like star whose core has collapsed to form a white dwarf and whose outer layers have been ejected in opposing directions. Planetaries play a key role in determining the chemical content of the interstellar medium. Because white dwarfs emit energetic radiation, astronomers have always thought that fragile molecules couldn't survive in these nebulae. New observations presented at the June 2021 AAS virtual meeting prove this assumption false. See our story on AAS Nova and watch the press conference on which it's based.