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Astronomy Images

Reappearance of Jupiter following occultation by the moon, July 15th, 2012.

Reappearance of Jupiter following occultation by the moon, July 15th, 2012.

Reappearance of Jupiter and its Galilean moons following occultation by the moon, July 15th, 2012.

The moon, imaged individual slices and stiched by Iair Arcavi

The Transit of Venus, June 6 2012 (the dot on the left is a sunspot) + “Off Axis” White Light solar filter

Sunspots, June 5 2012, + “Off Axis” White Light solar filter

Jupiter with its four Galilean Moons, December 20, 2011, B filter, 0.001 seconds exposure time

Saturn, April 17 2012, B filter, 0.001 seconds exposure time

M3 Globular Cluster, Clear, 80 seconds exposure time

M27, the Dumbbell Planetary Nebula, separate images through BVR filters stacked by Iair Arcavi

M51, the Whirlpool Galaxy

M65 galaxy, Clear, 180 seconds exposure time

M104, the Sombrero Galaxy

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Last update: 3 March 2019

Contact us at: ilan.manulis@weizmann.ac.il

Last update: 3 March 2019