Astronomy Picture of the Day · November 1995

APOD, November 1995

30 entries from November 1995: 30 images and 0 videos. 9 carry a copyright notice from the credited creator.

M16: Dust and an Open Cluster November 1, 1995 · Copyrighted

M16: Dust and an Open Cluster

Credit: Anglo-Australian Telescope photograph by David Malin Copyright: Anglo-Australian Telescope Board
The Red Rectangle November 2, 1995 · Copyrighted

The Red Rectangle

Credit: Anglo-Australian Telescope photograph by David Malin Copyright: Anglo-Australian Telescope Board
Jupiter's Moon Amalthea November 3, 1995 · Copyrighted

Jupiter's Moon Amalthea

Credit: NASA, Voyager 1, Copyright Calvin J. Hamilton
Neptune's Moon Proteus November 4, 1995

Neptune's Moon Proteus

Credit: NASA, Voyager 2
Vela Satellites: The Watchers November 5, 1995

Vela Satellites: The Watchers

Credit: Courtesy of HEASARC, at NASA/GSFC.
M16: Stars Upon Pillars November 6, 1995

M16: Stars Upon Pillars

Credit: NASA, HST, J. Hester & P. Scowen (ASU)
Eagle EGGs in M16 November 7, 1995

Eagle EGGs in M16

Credit: NASA, HST, J. Hester & P. Scowen (ASU)
Simulating the Universe November 8, 1995

Simulating the Universe

Credit: G. L. Bryan, M. L. Norman, UIUC, NCSA, GC3
M104: The Sombrero Galaxy November 9, 1995

M104: The Sombrero Galaxy

Credit: T. Boroson (NOAO /USGP), W. Keel (UA), KPNO
Lightning and the Space Shuttle November 10, 1995

Lightning and the Space Shuttle

Credit: NASA
Red Sprite Lightning November 11, 1995

Red Sprite Lightning

Credit: D. Sentman, G. Wescott, Geophysical Institute, U. Alaska Fairbanks, NASA
Blue Jet Lightning November 12, 1995

Blue Jet Lightning

Credit: D. Sentman, G. Wescott, Geophysical Institute, U. Alaska Fairbanks, NASA
Virgo Cluster Galaxies November 13, 1995 · Copyrighted

Virgo Cluster Galaxies

Credit: Photograph made from plates taken with the UK Schmidt Telescope. Color photography by David Malin. Copyright: Anglo-Australian Telescope Board
Aurora and Orion November 14, 1995

Aurora and Orion

Credit: NASA, STS-59 Crew.
A Quintet of Galaxies November 15, 1995

A Quintet of Galaxies

Credit: W.C. Keel (University of Alabama) and R.E. White, III
Repairing Hubble November 16, 1995

Repairing Hubble

Credit: NASA, STS-61 Crew.
The Sun Also Rises November 17, 1995

The Sun Also Rises

Credit: NASA, STS-47 Crew.
Water World November 18, 1995

Water World

Credit: NASA, STS-45 Crew.
New York at Night November 19, 1995

New York at Night

Credit: NASA, STS-59 Crew.
At the Core of M15 November 20, 1995

At the Core of M15

Credit: NASA, P. Guhathakurta (UCO/Lick Observatory, UC Santa Cruz)
M42: Orion Nebula Mosaic November 21, 1995

M42: Orion Nebula Mosaic

Credit: NASA, HST, C. R. O’Dell and S. K. Wong (Rice U.)
M1: The Exploding Crab Nebula November 22, 1995 · Copyrighted

M1: The Exploding Crab Nebula

Credit: Hale 5 Meter Telescope Copyright: AATB, Caltech, David Malin, Jay Pasachoff
M1: Polarization of the Crab November 23, 1995 · Copyrighted

M1: Polarization of the Crab

Credit: Hale 5 Meter Telescope Copyright: AATB, Caltech, David Malin, Jay Pasachoff
Saturn's Moon Tethys November 24, 1995 · Copyrighted

Saturn's Moon Tethys

Credit: NASA, Voyager 2, Copyright Calvin J. Hamilton
Saturn's Cleanest Moon: Enceladus November 25, 1995

Saturn's Cleanest Moon: Enceladus

Credit: NASA, JPL, Voyager 2
A Star Where Photons Orbit November 26, 1995 · Copyrighted

A Star Where Photons Orbit

Credit and Copyright: Robert Nemiroff, (GMU, NASA/ GSFC)
Too Close to a Black Hole November 27, 1995 · Copyrighted

Too Close to a Black Hole

Credit and Copyright: Robert Nemiroff, (GMU, NASA/ GSFC)
Shadow at the Lunar South Pole November 28, 1995

Shadow at the Lunar South Pole

Credit: Clementine, BMDO, NRL, LLNL
Releasing Compton November 29, 1995

Releasing Compton

Credit NASA, STS-37 Crew.
NGC 2440 Nucleus: The Hottest Star? November 30, 1995

NGC 2440 Nucleus: The Hottest Star?

Credit: NASA, HST, S. R. Heap (GSFC)

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