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Scientific American: Ask The Experts: Astronomy: Images Of Astronomical Nebulae
Ask the Experts Astronomy. Images of astronomical nebulae look startlingly likeclouds on the sky on the earth, even though they are vastly different in size
http://www.sciam.com/askexpert_question.cfm?articleID=0004B5E1-18A0-1C6D-84A9809
SK9s Astronomy Images
Sarah Kathryn's. Astronomy Page. Ring Nebula M57. These imageswere taken with red, green, and blue filters for 15 seconds each.
http://physics.carleton.edu/Astro/pages/sarahkath/SKmain.html
Astronomy Images _ CFHT's Hawaiian Starlight : Discover The Universe As Seen Fro
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http://cdsweb.u-strasbg.fr:2001/HawaiianStarlight/
TechTV | Great Astronomy Images
You are here Home TV Shows Call for Help Features Great astronomy images,
http://www.techtv.com/callforhelp/features/jump/0,24331,3338450,00.html

Extractions: One of the most exciting aspects of modern astronomy is the number of pictures available. The probes that explore the planets and the telescopes that show us deep space all provide snapshots. Here are some of my favorite sites for images. HubbleSite and Hubble Space Telescope Public Pictures Here you can find all the magnificent Hubble images, all with captions and many with detailed background information, together with tours, activities, news, and materials for teachers. You can see the latest images, including those the staff considers the Hubble's "greatest hits." National Optical Astronomy Observatory (NOAO) Image Gallery NOAO includes a number of major telescopes in the US and the Southern Hemisphere, and is a national facility where any astronomer can apply for research time. NASA's Planetary Photojournal This site features thousands of the best images from planetary exploration, with detailed captions and excellent indexing. Some of the best images from NOAO instruments are here. You can dial up images by space craft, feature name, or date, and you can download images in a number of formats. See the giant volcano on Mars or the huge red storm on Jupiter that's twice the size of our entire planet.
AstronomyNook: Astronomy Images
hstmarngc1999.jpg (19706 bytes), NGC 1999 - 03-02-00 Hubble. Latest Solar Images,White light pictures and magnetograms from the Big Bear Solar Observatory. Home.
http://www.astronomynook.com/an_images.htm
Eric Howard's Astronomy Images Page
This page should give you an idea of some of the astronomy workI do. Click on the small images to get full sized images.
http://kutath.astro.umass.edu/~ehwd/astro/astro.html

Extractions: This page should give you an idea of some of the astronomy work I do. Click on the small images to get full sized images. The first 4 images above are of the high mass star formation region Monoceros R2. The first two images show MonR2 in two different broadband near infrared filters. The first is centered at a wavelength of 1.65 microns, while the second is centered at 2.23 microns. The next image is a composite of three images showing the ionized hydrogen line emission from Brackett alpha (red), and Brackett gamma (blue), along with the PAH dust emission feature (green) surrounding the central HII region in MonR2 (the green ring seen here is the same as the ring surrounding IRS1 and IRS2 in the first two images). The last image shows the dust extinction to the MonR2 HII region as determined from a ratio of the Brackett gamma image and a radio map of the same region. The last image above is of the high mass star formation region K3-50A (at 2.23 microns). The first animation shows images displaying the effects of the collision between fragments of the Schoemaker-Levy 9 comet with Jupiter. The sequence starts at 4.1 microns and runs down to 1.6 microns (there is a large wavelength gap between 2.2 and 3.0 microns that was not imaged). These images were taken on the night of the 21st (21/22 UT) and are centered near 00 hours UT on the 22nd. The images start above and then go into a methane band in the 3 micron range, where most of the planet (other than the poles and the impact sites) disappears. The sequence then jumps to 2.2 microns where the planet is partially in another methane band and continues to show the planet as it comes out of that methane band and then enters another near 1.7 microns. The sequence ends at ~1.65 microns. The cycle repeats a few times. If you want to see it again, hit reload.
Visual Astronomy Images
Visual astronomy The sun temples (Aditya) temples of Varanasi wereassociated with direct observations of the sun throughout the
http://www.colorado.edu/Conferences/pilgrimage/astropics.html
Visual Astronomy Images
Visual astronomy The pilgrimage center of Chitrakuta has a complexgeometry in which major shrines are contained in a series of
http://www.colorado.edu/Conferences/pilgrimage/astropicsb.html

Extractions: The pilgrimage center of Chitrakuta has a complex geometry in which major shrines are contained in a series of interlocking triangles, which are icons of Rama. The major axes of the patterns are aligned to the rising sun (toward Valmiki Ashram) and setting sun (toward Bharatakupa) at summer solstice.
Kurtis's Astronomy Images
are quasifalse colors, derived from black and white images taken through For otherpretty astronomy pictures, check out the Hubble Heritage Project website or
http://renown.as.arizona.edu/~kurtis/pics.html

Extractions: Personal Pictures The following are images of various objects I have studied while at UCSC. Any colors are quasi-false colors, derived from black and white images taken through different color filters. So, the colors are probably not what you would see with your own eye, but they should be kinda close. For other pretty astronomy pictures, check out the Hubble Heritage Project website or the Pretty Pictures directory at the NRAO. This image of NGC 3656 (the name stands for "New General Catalog" entry #3656) reveals the galaxy to be fairly irregular in shape. The averaged light profile looks like an elliptical galaxy, but unlike an elliptical galaxy, we see dust lanes and a loop of light to the upper left. My guess would be that this elliptical has recently merged with another galaxy, and is in the process of swallowing another. The image was taken at the Keck Observatory using the LRIS imaging spectrometer. A larger version of the image is available.
Copyright And Permission For Astronomy Images At The University Of Manitoba
Physics and Astronomy Dept., University of Manitoba. Astronomical ImagesCopyright and Permission for Use. The Crab Nebula and Pulsar
http://www.umanitoba.ca/faculties/science/astronomy/curriculum/credit.html
ASTRONOMY IMAGES
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http://professoroort.tripod.com/astronomyi/id2.html

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Astronomy Links!
astronomy images. 2MASS Home Astrographics; Astronomical CCD Images; AstronomicalImage Galleries; Astronomical Images; astronomy images; Astronomy
http://www3.cerritos.edu/jmclarty/AstronomyPage/Astro_Links7.htm
Starry Nights Astronomy Images March 2002
Starry Nights astronomy images March, 2002. Once again, the weather wassomewhat less than cooperative during the week we spent in Wimberly.
http://home.houston.rr.com/dtlocke/StarryNights03-02astro.htm

Extractions: March, 2002 Once again, the weather was somewhat less than cooperative during the week we spent in Wimberly. There were a couple of good nights, but only one that allowed photography until the wee hours. I spent that night shooting with my new toy, a Nikon 300mm f2.8 ED lens . The two galaxy shots below used this lens. Scroll down to see the links to other pix. About 50 minutes exposure. Above photos note: Nikon 300mm f2.8 EDIF lens at f2.8. Lens was mounted on my Losmandy G11 mount using the Losmandy "dual saddle" plate & 125mm rings. Tracking with Sbig STV autoguider. Kodak LE 400 print film, Nikon Coolscan IV ED film scanner. The frames above are extreme crops, with the usual processing in Photoshop 6.0. Link to Auriga area shot
WWW> Grove Creek Observatory [Australia] ASTRONOMY Images And Archive
WWW Grove Creek Observatory Australia astronomy images and Archive.*** From NetHappenings Moderator *** Date 24 May 1995 16
http://scout.wisc.edu/addserv/NH/95-05/95-05-26/0008.html
DINO - Language: Englisch - Science - Astronomy - Images
25. Dieser 'externe' Link öffnet sich in einem neuen Fenster Galaxies In Chaos A variety of astronomy images. Including galaxies, stars, and nebula.
http://www.dino-online.de/dino_page_04ae2c23e5a52cadfbff0bfdaaf2d9e4.html
Astronomy Images
astronomy images. 6401.jpg 6401.jpg, CARINEA2.jpg CARINEA2.jpg, carineabw.jpg carinea bw.jpg. carinea_shaped.jpg carinea_shaped.jpg,
http://www.xs4all.nl/~felipe/astronomy/images/page_01.htm
My Fav. Astronomy Images
My favourite astronomy images. Click images to enlarge Orange Dust stormson Mars The Whirlpool Galaxy Mir Space Station Galactic JellyFish?
http://www.hep.phys.soton.ac.uk/hepwww/postgrad/J.Parry/my_astro.html
GIC - Errors In Astronomy Images
This starving tape worm, in a Dss image near Ngc 4151 Badly managed or sloppilypresented astronomy images are almost non existent on the web.
http://visitastronomy.com/errors.htm

Extractions: Above, straight lines riddle the center area of a Hubble image of Ngc 3314, the center area has been enhanced, and magnified to the point of almost loosing all resolution except some details are still seen to be coherent in the midst of areas which are clearly only straight edge rectangles of widely variant image densities. Above, in highlighting in a window a cluster of square patch errors, I also created more rectangle border errors in media densities in this Hubble view of an area in Doradus 30 in the LMC, a simple illustration showing how easy it is for patching errors to actually happen even with great skill and care on the part of pro image engineers trying to avoid bad patches. The point is, most such errors do not turn up in an image until the image is highly enhanced in search of secret details. When seeing what it can take to collage together an image to get a large wide field view taken in many tiny patches of much smaller field of view, it is understandable how patching errors can occur with such regularity in the most carefully crafted images particularly Hubbles. Here is an example of image collage which was a step in the process of producing final images for a Doradus/Tarantula
Astronomy Plus CCD Images Of Galaxies
Provides a directory of resources relating to astronomy and cosmology, including galleries of images. Cosmology and the Origin of Life Class. Comet Hyakutake. images from the Hubble Deep Field of Different Kinds of Stars. astronomy Hypertext Resource. Short Primer on Dark Matter
http://zebu.uoregon.edu/galaxy.html
Astronomy-images
astronomy images. Welcome to my web site!
http://www.astronomy-images.com/

Extractions: ASTRONOMY IMAGES Welcome to my web site! I hope you find something of interest here. The major purpose of this site is to showcase astroimages, but the galleries of daylight landscape and animal photos also have many photos from polar bear country, California, Baja, and Africa. Within the galleries, click on any thumbprint photo or its title to view the larger image. If you're a beginning amateur astronomer and thinking about trying astrophotography, you might want to read the article in the Articles-tutorials section. Bert Katzung Important: Mt Stromlo Observatory Fire Background Observatory Links ... Site map Galleries: NewStuff Astro Images Daylight Photography Challenges ... Articles-tutorials M31 The Andromeda Galaxy What do we get from observing the sky? Why do we spend hours in the cold and the dark photographing the sky? I know of no better explanation than the one given by the ancient Greek-Alexandrian astronomer Ptolemy (in the translation gleaned from Bill Arnett's web site

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