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Hubble Heritage Black and White Gallery of Images
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Do they Photoshop pictures of outer space? - Slate Magazine
Here's how it works: Telescopes like the Spitzer and the Hubble take black-and-white pictures using different filters to capture particular wavelengths of light.
HubbleSite - Behind the Pictures - Meaning of Color
A typical Hubble image is made from a combination of black-and-white images representing different colors of light.
Black Holes Pictures Gallery - Hubble Uncovers Dust Disk around a
The black-and-white image on the left, taken by a ground-based telescope, shows the complete galaxy. The Hubble picture on the right is a close-up view of the dust disk
Pluto's white, dark-orange, and charcoal-black terrain captured by
Astronomy News » Pluto's white, dark-orange, and charcoal-black terrain captured by the Hubble region covered in pitch-black surface material. "The Hubble images also
Origins of the Universe Photos -- National Geographic
Get Wallpaper. Star Nursery. Photograph courtesy NASA/ESA/Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA) A black-and-white Hubble Space Telescope image shows the swirling, dusty
Hubble Heritage Black and White Gallery of Images
The cameras on Hubble are equipped with a wide variety of filters that allow astronomers to
HubbleSite - Wall Murals: The Carina Nebula - Black and White
About this image This image of the Carina Nebula shows a region of tremendous star birth and death 7,500 light years away from Earth. The nebula is home to Eta
Hubble Images - OPT Telescopes - Meade Telescopes, Celestron
Color in Hubble images is used to highlight interesting features of the celestial object being studied. It is added to the separate black-and-white exposures that are
The Hubble telescope takes pictures in black and white. The color
OMG Facts Science - The Hubble telescope takes pictures in black and white. The color is added later! NASA says that taking color pictures with the Hubble telescope
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