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ngc6445_true.gif by: Colin Aspin; Planetary Nebula, a composite H-alpha (Blue), V (Green) and R (Red) image.

M2-9_1.gif by: Hugo E. Schwarz; 10 min, Oxygen I of planetary nebulae M2-9

einstein.gif by: Andreas O. Jaunsen & Marek Jablonski 1994

halebop.gif by: Arto Oksanen (2.8.1995 23:50 UT center: 18 36 40 -31 51 30 (E2000), filter: - , exp: 30 s)

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m15_not.gif by: Peter Linde & Ralph Snel (M15 observed with the NOT 1024x1024 CCD camera in August 1994. The image is composed of 3 individual 10 min exposures through b, v, and y Strömgren filters. The seeing of these images was about 0.5 arcseconds, the field of view is slightly under 3 arcminutes.)

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z18ha_b.gif by Östlin G. & Ronnback J. (Right: H-alpha image of galaxy IZw18, Stancam 0.6" seeing. Image size is 70" by 70" at d=10 Mpc equals 3.4x3.4 kpc. Left: a B-band image of the same object (and same orientation) based on 2 times 20 min integration.)

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hhn_not.gif by Kari Nilsson. (Horsehead nebula image is a combination four images taken at NOT with the 1024X1024 StanCam CCD in R in October 1994. The exposure time for each individual exposure is 10min).

3c371_satu_50.jpg by Kari Nilsson. The BL Lac object 3C 371. Large version (247k, 940x898)

coreRGB.jpg by Kari Nilsson. The nucleus of the radio galaxy Cygnus A. Red denotes radio emission, blue optical emission.

varikaari50.jpg by Kari Nilsson. The BL Lac object RGB1745+398 with a blue gravitational arc. Large version (463k, 1015x970)