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Click on any of these 39 photographs to view them.
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Earth.View of Africa and Saudi Arabia from Apollo 17. Probably
the most requested picture of the Earth, this picture was taken by the
Apollo 17 astronauts as they left earth orbit en route to the Moon. Taken
on Dec. 7, 1972, it was the first time that the trajectory of an Apollo
mission enabled a view of the south pole. |
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Earth, This is one of the more famous images of it from
the Apollo program, taken by the Apollo 8 astronauts as they became the
first humans to circumnavigate the Moon. |
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Mercury, this mosaic of it was taken by the Mariner 10
spacecraft during its approach on 29 March 1974. The mosaic consists
of 18 images taken at 42 s intervals during a 13 minute period when
the spacecraft was 200,000 km (about 6 hours prior to closest
approach) from the planet. |
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Venus' clouds, False color image of as seen by the
SSI instrument on Galileo. |
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The Moon, Three-filter color image. |
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Gaspra, an asteroid . |
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Jupiter and its moon,Ganymede. Three-color filter image. |
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Saturn, Infrared image of taken
by HST's NICMOS |
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Uranus, True- and false-color images. |
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Neptune, Color image, showing its "Great Dark Spot". |
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Pluto as taken with
ESA's Faint Object Camera on HST |
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The Sun He II (304 Å). Taken
at 19:19 UT, 28 February 2000. |
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Comet C/Hale-Bopp as
taken with the Hubble Space |
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Columns of cool
interstellar hydrogen gas and dust in M16, the
Eagle |
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Closer view of
the leftmost "pillar" of
interstellar hydrogen gas and dust in M16, the
Eagle |
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Mosaic of 45
images taken between Jan. 1994 and March
1995 of M42, the Orion Nebula. |
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MyCn18, a
young planetary nebula located about
8,000 light-years away. |
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The Crab
Nebula, M1, as imaged by HST and the
Mount Palomar |
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Closer
view of the "twisters" in
the Lagoon Nebula. |
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Image
of the youngest known planetary
nebula, the Stingray nebula. |
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Close-up
of the "Southern Crab
Nebula" (He2-104). |
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The
birthplace of massive stars,
30 Doradus Nebula (WFPC2 and
NICMOS). |
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The
Carina Nebula (NGC 3372). |
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The
Crescent Nebula (NGC
6888). |
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Image
of the spiral galaxy NGC
4414. |
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Image
of the rich galaxy
cluster, Abell 2218. |
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Natural
color image of the
Antennae galaxies
(NGC 4038/4039)
compared with
ground-based photo. |
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Higher-resolution
color image of the
Antennae galaxies
(NGC 4038/4039). |
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Four
close-up views
of the Antennae
galaxies (NGC
4038/4039 |
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True
color image of
faint blue
galaxies. |
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Coincidentally
aligned
spiral
galaxies.
(NGC 3314) |
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Near-infrared
image of
young
binary
stars with
a faint
companion
(a
planet?).
(Produced
with the
Near
Infrared
Camera and
Multi-Object
Spectrometer
(NICMOS),
Hubble
Space
Telescope.) |
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Betelgeuse,
the
brightest
star in
the
constellation
Orion.
(Produced
with
ESA's
Faint
Object
Camera (FOC),
Hubble
Space
Telescope.) |
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Nebula
surrounding
the
Wolf-Rayet
star
WR124
in the
constellation
Sagittarius.
(Produced
with
the
Wide-Field
Planetary
Camera
2,
Hubble
Space
Telescope.) |
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Black
hole
candidate
in
the
spiral
galaxy
M87.
(Produced
with
the
Wide-Field
Planetary
Camera
2,
Hubble
Space
Telescope.) |
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Comparison
of
ground-based
observation
of
the
globular
cluster
M4
with
an
HST
image
showing
white
dwarfs.
(Produced
with
the
Wide-Field
Planetary
Camera
2,
Hubble
Space
Telescope.) |
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First
direct
look,
in
visible
light,
at
a
lone
neutron
star
(RX
J185635-3754).
(Produced
with
the
Wide-Field
Planetary
Camera
2,
Hubble
Space
Telescope.) |
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Kepler's
Supernova
Remnant.
(Produced
with
the
High
Resolution
Imager
(HRI),
ROSAT.) |
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