Visible Light (1) Crab (VLT) Centaurus A (NOAO) Antennae (Hubble) Cassiopeia A (Hubble) LMC (AAO) Triangulum (INT)
Visible Light (1)
Mar 18, 2016
Visible Light (1). Crab (VLT). Centaurus A (NOAO). Antennae (Hubble). Cassiopeia A (Hubble). LMC (AAO). Triangulum (INT). Visible Light (2). Orion (Hubble). M81 (Gendler). M87 (AAT). Sombrero (Hubble). M82 (Gendler). Andromeda (Gendler). Ultraviolet. U1 (UIT). U2 (UIT). - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Visible Light (1)
Crab (VLT) Centaurus A (NOAO)
Antennae (Hubble) Cassiopeia A (Hubble)
LMC (AAO) Triangulum (INT)
Andromeda (Gendler)
Visible Light (2)
Orion (Hubble) M81 (Gendler)
M87 (AAT) Sombrero (Hubble)
M82 (Gendler)
Ultraviolet
U1 (UIT) U2 (UIT)
U3 (GALEX) U4 (Rocket)
U5 (UIT)
X-ray (1)
X1 (ROSAT) X2 (XMM)
X3 (Chandra) X4 (Chandra)
X5 (Chandra) X6 (Chandra)
X-ray (2)
X7 (XMM-Newton) X8 (ROSAT)
X9 (Chandra) X10 (Chandra)
X11 (Chandra) X12 (Chandra)
Far-IR (1)
F1 (Herschel) F2 (Herschel)
F3 (IRAS) F4 (Herschel)
F5 (Herschel)
Far-IR (2)
F9 (Planck)
F7 (Herschel)F6 (Herschel)
F8 (Herschel)
F10 (Herschel)
Mid-Infrared (1)
M1 (Spitzer) M2 (Spitzer)
M3 (Spitzer) M4 (Spitzer)
Mid-Infrared (2)
M6 (Spitzer)
M7 (Spitzer)
M5 (IRAS)
M8 (Spitzer)
Near-Infrared
N1 (VISTA)
N2 (2MASS)
Radio (1)
R1 (VLA) R2 (NRAO)
R3 (VLA) R4 (NRAO)
R5 (VLA/Merlin) R6 (Effelsberg)
Radio (2)
R7 (NRAO) R8 (VLA)
R9 (NRAO) R10 (RAIUB)
R11 (NRAO)
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