Picture taken with the Hubbell Telescope...

[Welles]

They call it "The Eye of God."

 

[kiwi]

Oooh thats to damn cool Welles :} .......hmmm sure you make that image in PS [slick]

 

[Welles]

Conspiracy News!

There is no Hubble-Telescope... just some Photoshop wonk in a backroom...

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/imagegallery/index.html

 

[Erik]

One of my favourite sites on the net!

Billions of galaxies, and in one of those, a star. Not an important one. Somewhere unnoticed . Out of the mainstream.
Around that star, several planets, and on the third visible one, billions of humans.
One of those is me.
And I'm feeling very important.

 

[sfm]

cool! B7
sfm

 

[kiwi]

Conspiracy News!

There is no Hubble-Telescope... just some Photoshop wonk in a backroom...

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/imagegallery/index.html

Ya ok - I was even going to compliment you on your excellent transparency work

 

[theKeeper]

very cool.

 

[Lee]

I've never seen that website. Too cool. Thanks.

 

[ljiljana]

Welles Great image. Yes that is a great site with wonderfull images!
Here is Eagle Nebula:

 

[ljiljana]

In the spirit of Holloween one more image of the Nebulae called
"Witch Head".

 

[Welles]

That Eagle Nebula is truly cosmic! [confused]

 

[ljiljana]

Welles Yes it is a same sorce :

http://grin.hq.nasa.gov/ABSTRACTS/GPN-2000-000987.html

 

[Welles]

If you have a high speed internet connection...

http://wires.news.com.au/special/mm/030811-hubble.htm

PS I also posted this link in another thread to try and give all the folks fascinated by starfields a chance to find this link... it is quite special, I think.

 

[Erik]

why not directly go to the source?

http://hubblesite.org

 

[Joy Foraker]

Thanks guys for the nice links. I like this site http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ scroll down to bottom and there is a calendar to click on and you get a month (and even years) of feature photos mainly from nasa.

 

[wbiss]

These are really amazing images!

I've gathered up all the links and have bookmarked them for future use.

Thanks, Welles, Erik & Joy for providing same!

Welles: There is no Hubble-Telescope... just some Photoshop wonk in a backroom...