The Universe "Down Under" is the Latest Target for Hubble's Latest Deep-View (1998)
1998 · Short film · 1 min
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*Description*: Peering at a small patch of sky near the south celestial pole, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope used its full array of instruments to look nearly all the way across the universe. Called the Hubble Deep Field South (HDF-S), this new far-look complements the original Hubble "deep field" taken in late 1995, when Hubble was aimed at a small patch of space in the opposite direction on the sky, near the north celestial pole. * *: - The deepest visible/ultraviolet light image of the…
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