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Astronomy: Images By Jack Child
With software developed by John Rogers, Jack is able to blink the twodigital images so that he can see the asteroid as a moving object.
http://www.starbytes.com.au/astro/astro.html

Extractions: Home Index Slideshow Help Jack B. Child has been photographing asteroids for many years, in cooperation with Eleanor Helin and the World Space Foundation. One method of identifying an asteroid on a photograph involves using a stereo microsope which allows the viewer to see two plates at the same time, so that the movement of the asteroid can be seen. Another is to take a time exposure, where the asteroid's movement will appear as a streak. With software developed by John Rogers, Jack is able to "blink" the two digital images so that he can see the asteroid as a moving object. Website design: Maren Child
Astronomy Images - Index
Home Slideshow. Index of images Asteroid 1998 ML14, The WhirlpoolGalaxy M51. Globular Cluster NGC 6380, Globular Cluster 47 Tucanae.
http://www.starbytes.com.au/astro/contents.html
Jayanne English's Astronomy Images
Jayanne English's Homepage Jayanne English's Homepage Jayanne English'sastronomy images. Contrary use. Constructing Colour astronomy images.
http://www.physics.umanitoba.ca/~english/astroimages.html

Extractions: Jayanne English's Homepage Contrary to what you hear, astronomy images that you see in the newspapers, magazines, and television are not "snapshots". They are constructed out of black and white data files by a person assigning a single colour to each of the selected data files and then by combining these single colour images to form a multicolour image. Even when astronomers use telescopes like the Hubble Space Telescope, the data are often from radiation that our human eyes can't detect (like infrared radiation). At the bottom of this page are links to information about how images are constructed and the issue of "true colour". contact me The Canadian Galactic Plane Survey (CGPS) Image Gallery These images use the Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory. An array of radio antennas in Penticton, British Columbia. Our eyes do not detect radiation from the radio spectrum but we wouldn't want to ignore these data. Radio telescopes capture the emission from the material between stars: cold gas, fast moving particles (called Cosmic Rays), and magnetic fields. This allows us to study star formation, star death, the structure of galaxies and the motions of galaxies and the material within them. The CGPS is now part of the International Galactic Plane Survey; both surveys study our home galaxy, the Milky Way Galaxy.
Astronomy: Images, Ideas And Perspectives
astronomy images, Ideas and Perspectives paintings, drawings, photographs,interactive exhibits by Judith Baker and John Beaver.
http://www.photo.net/users/Godoggo/astiip/artastro.html

Extractions: An artist and an astronomer have collaborated on an extensive art/science exhibition, combining art with interactive astronomy exhibits. Judith Baker and John Beaver participated equally in the creation of the exhibition, so much so that the works are left unsigned. Many of the nearly sixty pieces are direct collaborations: Beaver's astrophotography incorporated into Baker's painting, for example. Astronomy provides the connecting thread for all the pieces, but other, more traditional artistic themes weave through the exhibition as well. A primary goal is to educate about both art and astronomy, using each as a point of departure for the other. Astronomy: Images, Ideas and Perspectives is not an exhibit of "space art." Baker and Beaver wanted to stay away from simply producing more "artist's representations" of this galaxy or that planet. Instead, for subject matter they focus on the forms and processes at work in our universe, the mythological figures associated with the planets, how the stars and galaxies are arranged in space, how the universe changes over time, how our own Earth-bound perspective affects what we see.
AstroImages.org CCD Images
CCD astronomy images of galaxies, nebulae, planets and star clusters. Includes educational information Category Science Astronomy Astrophotography and CCD Imaging ImagesCCD astronomy images of galaxies, nebulae, planets and star clusters.Includes AstroImages.org. MacQuarrie Badge. Astronomy CCD Images.
http://www.astroimages.org/

Extractions: AstroImages.org Astronomy CCD Images Astrophotography Images Aurora Images CCD Images Resources NEBULAE Interstellar clouds of gas and dust. Click on images to see full-size along with additional information M1 - Crab M8 - Lagoon M16 - Eagle M17 - Omega M20 - Trifid M27 - Dumbbell M42 - Orion M57 - Ring M76 - Little Dumbbell M97 - Owl IC434 - Horsehead NGC 2024 - Flame NGC 6781 NGC 6826 - Blinking Nebula NGC 6905 - Blue Flash NGC 7009 - Saturn Nebula NGC 7662 - Blue Snowball GALAXIES Island universes of billions of stars. Click on images to see full-size along with additional information M31 - Andromeda M32 - Dwarf Spiral M33 - Triangulum M51 - Whirlpool M63 - Sunflower M64 - Black Eye M81 - Bode's M82 - Cigar M-88 Supernova Sn1999cl M104 - Sombrero NGC 253 NGC 772 NGC 891 NGC 1055 NGC 2976 NGC 3605/07/08 NGC 3628 NGC 4274 NGC 4414 NGC 4565 NGC 4567/4568 NGC 4631 / 4627 NGC 4656 NGC 4725 NGC 5746 Stephan's Quintet NGC 7331 NGC 7479 NGC 7814 UGC 6296 UGC 11466 STARS and STAR CLUSTERS Collections of stars. A double star can either be a pair of stars gravitationally bound to each other or may be an optical double (a pair of stars aligned closely through our line of sight but otherwise unrelated). Open Star Clusters range from groupings of several dozen to many thousands of stars. Globular Star Clusters are huge balls of 50,000 to 500,000 stars gravitationally bound to each other. Click on images to see full-size along with additional information Albireo M2 - Globular M3 - Globular M5 - Serpens Glob M10 - Globular M11 - Wild Duck M12 - Globular M13 - Hercules Glob
MEL: Astronomy Images
supernova remnants; NASA Image Exchange; NASA Infrared astronomy images;Planetary Image Atlas; Regional Planetary Image Facility; The
http://mel.lib.mi.us/science/image.html

Extractions: Michigan.gov Home HAL Home MeL Internet MeL Magazines and eBooks ... Back to the Science Index Aladin Sky Atlas interactive software sky atlas allowing the user to visualize digitized images of any part of the sky, to superimpose entries from astronomical catalogs or personal, user data files, and to interactively access related data and information from the Simbad database and Vizier service for all known objects in the field APS Image Database - images from the National Geographic-Palomar Observatory Sky Survey Astronomical Image Library - searchable index Astronomical Images Over the Web CFHT's 2002 Astronomy Image of the Month Site CFHT's Astronomy Picture of the Week Archive Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope Comet Images Earthwise a collection of 30,000 photos of the earth taken from Space Shuttle over the past 15 years Fabry-Perot Images of Interacting Galaxies Galaxy Pair/Interacting Galaxies Picture Gallery Keck Observatory Astronomical Images The Messier Catalog - French astronomer Charles Messier's famous catalog of 110 pictures with captions of many of the most easily observed planetary nebulae, and supernova remnants NASA Image Exchange NASA Infrared Astronomy Images Planetary Image Atlas Regional Planetary Image Facility ... The SOHO Gallery - NASA/ESA's mission to study the Sun during the quiet portion of the solar cycle - features images and information from twelve instruments measuring the conditions from the core to the surface of the Sun
May I Use Garbo's Astronomy Images?
May I use Garbo's astronomy images? I'd like to use one of the fineastronomy images in your Garbo collection on my home page. May I?
http://www.uwasa.fi/~ts/garbinfo/garb0210.html

Extractions: Last modified Sat 12-Oct-2002 17:38:39 I'd like to use one of the fine astronomy images in your Garbo collection on my home page. May I? Ok. So who's the author whom I should ask then? See if the information is contained in the material you are asking about. If that information is not present, I regret, but there is nothing I can do. In the case of astronomy images, there is one thing you could try to do. Go to my astronomy site links
Michael Brown's Astronomy Images
Michael Brown's astronomy images.
http://www.noao.edu/noao/staff/mbrown/astropic.html

Extractions: Michael's Home Page Astronomy Images NOAO A colour image of C/1996 B2 (Hyakutake) taken by Michael Brown (University of Melbourne) and Chris Fluke (University of Melbourne) using the 40 inch telescope at Siding Spring. The image was taken on the morning of Sunday 25 Feb 1996 (UT 24.77 Feb 96) after a night imaging for Kuiper Belt Objects. The ion tail is visible, stretching towards the top left of the image. The image is 28 arcmin by 17 arcmin and is a combination of a 60 second R band exposure, an 80 second V band exposure and a 100 second B band exposure. The magnitudes of the comet are approximately R=7.6, V=6.9 and B=7.5. An image of the Eta Carinae nebula taken by Michael Brown with a CCD camera on the 40-inch telescope at Siding Spring Observatory. This image contains some of the brightest stars known in our galaxy. One of these stars, Eta Carinae, is the very bright star near the centre of the image. A cluster of young stars (Trumpler 14) can be seen at the top right of the image. Click here for a larger image of this nebula . Superb photographs of Eta Carinae can be found at David Malin's web site at the Anglo Australian Observatory.
Bima Image Gallery - Astronomy Images
Bima Image Gallery astronomy images. This graphical index contains a selectionof astronomical images obtained with the BIMA millimeter-wave interferometer.
http://bima.astro.umd.edu/bima/images/astronomy/

Extractions: This graphical index contains a selection of astronomical images obtained with the BIMA millimeter-wave interferometer. A separate graphical index available for observatory images Jupiter IRC 10216 Outer Galaxy S 127 Orion KL Orion Bar Orion South NGC 3627 Help Home New General ... Learn Please direct comments, criticisms, corrections and contributions to: web@bima2.astro.uiuc.edu
Astronomy Images Gallery
Get a domain site .com. Welcome to My CCD AstroImages Gallery Unless otherwisenoted Planetary Images. Image of Jupiter - 1 sec.
http://bogeystar.50megs.com/astro.htm
Amateur Astronomy Images
Images by Madison area amateur astronomers. To submit your project images,contact jrummel@madison.k12.wi.us. Aurora Borealis November 5, 2001
http://www.madison.k12.wi.us/planetarium/amateur.htm
AstroGuitar: Astronomy Images
MOON STARS, NEWS, DESKTOP THEME, IMAGES, GUITAR TABS, CHORDS, TABSEARCH, CAPO. Saturn Saturn (54K), Sun The Sun (96K), Crater A LunarCrater
http://www.uq.net.au/~zzsayuri/astroguitar/images.htm
GIC - Galaxies In Chaos - Astronomy - 8400 Images - Discoveries
A variety of astronomy images. Including galaxies, stars, and nebula.
http://visitastronomy.com
Gamma-Ray Astronomy Images
GammaRay astronomy images. To heasarcnews@olegacy.gsfc.nasa.gov; Subject Gamma-Rayastronomy images; From Michael Arida arida@milkyway.gsfc.nasa.gov ;
http://heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov/listserv/heasarcnews/msg00004.html

Extractions: Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... HEASARC Mailing List Archives Dear High-Energy Astronomers: An updated gamma-ray astronomy image gallery is now available at the URL http://cossc.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/epo/gallery/ You are welcome to use these images provided proper credit is given. Please feel free to send any comments that you may have to Peter Leonard ( leonard@milkyway.gsfc.nasa.gov ), especially if you have any comments regarding the credits. Contributed images are welcome, especially high resolution images, and these should also be sent to Peter Leonard. Also, the "CGRO's Greatest Hits 1991-1999" poster is now available. The poster can be seen on the Web at the URL http://cossc.gsfc.nasa.gov/epo/posters/Greatest_Hits/ Yours truly, Peter Leonard A service of the High Energy Science Archive Research Center (HEASARC), NASA/GSFC. Questions or comments should go to request@athena.gsfc.nasa.gov Prev by Date: ROSSI 2000: Astrophysics with the Rossi X-ray Timing Explorer Next by Date: Announcement of the COSPAR Symposium E1.2
Astronomy Images Sites
Find the Latest Images at Hubble News and Images AngloAustralianObservatory - lots of astronomy images and other astronomy info;
http://www.1st-all-web-site-promotion.com/~1st-all-astronomy/photos.htm
Astronomy Images By Michael Sparks
Images of the universe taken with amatuer astronomy equipment by an amatuerastronomer. With budget. astronomy images by Michael Sparks
http://www.geocities.com/astro_imager/astro_home.htm

Extractions: I am currently in the process of adding educational material to this web site. While at the moment this material is limited my intentions are to develop this web site into a learning center for grade school and high school students interested in learning more about astronomy and imaging. So please check back regularly. Visit the Columbus Astronomical Society's web site at http://www.the-cas.org Please e-mail me with comments and suggestions. Questions about astronomy and imaging are always welcome, especially from classrooms. These pages are best viewed using medium text size at 1024 x 768 and at full width. Close any support windows such as Favorites, Search and History visitors since August 2000
Astronomy Images
astronomy images astronomy charts. 9Nov. 2, at the University Theatre, astronomycharts 222 York St. astronomy science fair project astronomy images.
http://www.geocities.com/leanora33kisser/astronomy-images.html
My Astronomy Images
My astronomy images. In Christmas '99 I purchased a low light b/wsecurity video camera from Allthing in Perth. Until now it has
http://www.users.bigpond.com/chris_and_brenda/images.htm

Extractions: My Astronomy Images In Christmas '99 I purchased a low light b/w security video camera from Allthing in Perth. Until now it has been used at prime focus(no lens and put in place of the eyepiece). I have been able to get a few reasonable shots of Saturn and the moon Jupiter is still a tricky one to image. See Shots for 2002 below for my best so far. I have attempted some deep sky work with very poor results, as you will see. The film camera is giving far better results for deep sky. Images (taken 10th July 2000) S hots for 2002 Eclipse This one is probably my favourite of all the moon shots I've taken. Taken 29th Oct 2000 Afocal . Another moon shot a little more recent, 30th July 2001. Afocal again but on the LX200. Back
Astronomy Images: Canadian Galactic Plane Survey Maps Of The Milky Way Galaxy
For information about the construction of these images, contact Jayanne English Universityof Calgary, Department of Physics and Astronomy, 2500 University Drive
http://www.ras.ucalgary.ca/CGPS/press/aas00/pr/pr_14012000.html

Extractions: A Previous CGPS release target ; The W4 Chimney (Click on an image icon to jump to the image, caption, and other material.) Canadian Galactic Plane Survey (CGPS) maps, delineating the gas and dust between stars, reveal the complex ``ecosystem'' of our Galaxy, the Milky Way. Highlighting a strip of our Galaxy stretching across 2000 light-years, a recent panorama (Map 1) exposes, for example, the detailed structure of a giant ``spur'' known as Lynds Bright Nebula 679 (Map 2) . In their presentation at the American Astronomical Society Meeting in Atlanta today, Steve Gibson and Russ Taylor of the University of Calgary, along with Lloyd Higgs of the Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory, focus on hydrogen gas clouds that are cold enough to appear as interstellar silhouettes (Map 3) in this map. This is the first time the cold hydrogen clouds have been seen in detail, emphasizing the superb quality of the data collected by
Astronomy Images
Select from the following.
http://www.depts.drew.edu/phys/astronomy/images/images.html

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