A Guide to Hubble Space Telescope ObjectsThe Hubble Deep Field, Ultra-Deep Field, and eXtreme Deep Field
A Guide to Hubble Space Telescope Objects: The Hubble Deep Field, Ultra-Deep Field, and eXtreme...
Chen, James L.; Chen, Adam
2015-04-15 00:00:00
[On January 15, 1996, NASA released to the public one of the most extraordinary astronomical images of all time. The Hubble Deep Field (Fig. 7.1), a composite of 342 separate WFPC2 exposures taken from December 18–28, 1995, covered an area of the sky of only 2.5 arc-minutes, and is located in a nearly featureless area in Ursa Major (Fig. 7.2).]
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A Guide to Hubble Space Telescope ObjectsThe Hubble Deep Field, Ultra-Deep Field, and eXtreme Deep Field
[On January 15, 1996, NASA released to the public one of the most extraordinary astronomical images of all time. The Hubble Deep Field (Fig. 7.1), a composite of 342 separate WFPC2 exposures taken from December 18–28, 1995, covered an area of the sky of only 2.5 arc-minutes, and is located in a nearly featureless area in Ursa Major (Fig. 7.2).]
Published: Apr 15, 2015
Keywords: Star Formation; Very Large Array; South Atlantic Anomaly; White Dwarf Star; James Webb Space Telescope
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