Astronomy Picture of the Day · February 1996

APOD, February 1996

29 entries from February 1996: 29 images and 0 videos. 5 carry a copyright notice from the credited creator.

Lensing through Baade's Window February 1, 1996 · Copyrighted

Lensing through Baade's Window

Credit: Photograph made from plates taken with the UK Schmidt Telescope. Color photography by David Malin. Copyright: Anglo-Australian Telescope Board
A MACHO View of Galactic Dark Matter February 2, 1996

A MACHO View of Galactic Dark Matter

Credit: OGLE Event #1, B. Paczynski, A. Udalski and the OGLE Collaboration
A Huge Impact Crater on Mars February 3, 1996

A Huge Impact Crater on Mars

Credit: NASA, Viking, USGS
The Closest Galaxy: The Sagittarius Dwarf February 4, 1996 · Copyrighted

The Closest Galaxy: The Sagittarius Dwarf

Credit and Copyright: A. Oksanen, 2.5 meter Nordic Optical Telescope
COBE Dipole: Speeding Through the Universe February 5, 1996

COBE Dipole: Speeding Through the Universe

Credit: NASA, COBE, DMR, Four-Year Sky Map
COBE Hotspots: The Oldest Structures Known February 6, 1996

COBE Hotspots: The Oldest Structures Known

Credit: NASA, COBE, DMR, Four Year Sky Map
If You Could Stand on Mars February 7, 1996

If You Could Stand on Mars

Credit: NASA, Viking 1, USGS
Hyakutake: The Great Comet of 1996? February 8, 1996 · Copyrighted

Hyakutake: The Great Comet of 1996?

Photo Credit and Copyright: Gordon Garradd. Used with permission.
The Eye of an Hourglass Nebula February 9, 1996

The Eye of an Hourglass Nebula

Credit: R. Sahai and J. Trauger (JPL), WFPC2 Science Team, NASA
The First Explorer February 10, 1996

The First Explorer

Credit: ABMA, JPL
Sputnik: The Traveling Companion February 11, 1996

Sputnik: The Traveling Companion

Credit: MSFC Historical Archives
Pluto Not Yet Explored February 12, 1996

Pluto Not Yet Explored

Credit: NASA, JPL, Michael W. Carroll
7,000 Stars And The Milky Way February 13, 1996 · Copyrighted

7,000 Stars And The Milky Way

Credit: Knut Lundmark, Copyright Lund Observatory, Used with permission.
NGC 2237: The Rosette Nebula February 14, 1996

NGC 2237: The Rosette Nebula

Credit: The Electronic Universe Project
NEAR to an Asteroid February 15, 1996

NEAR to an Asteroid

Credit: NASA, JPL, Galileo Project
The Early Universe February 16, 1996

The Early Universe

Credit: F. Summers (Princeton), D. Cox, R. Patterson, E. Wesselak, and B. Sanders (NCSA), L. Carpenter (Pixar), GC3, Cosmic Voyage, Smithsonian
Edwin Hubble Discovers the Universe February 17, 1996

Edwin Hubble Discovers the Universe

Credit: Mt. Wilson Archive, Carnegie Institution of Washington
Abell 3627 in the Great Attractor February 18, 1996 · Copyrighted

Abell 3627 in the Great Attractor

Credit: Digitized Sky Survey (ROE), SkyView Copyright: STScI, AAO, UK-PPARC, ROE
Periodic Comet Swift-Tuttle February 19, 1996

Periodic Comet Swift-Tuttle

Credit: D. McDavid (Limber Observatory), D.C. Boice (SwRI)
ASCA X-Ray Observatory February 20, 1996

ASCA X-Ray Observatory

Credit: ISAS, NASA
Millions of Stars in Omega Centauri February 21, 1996

Millions of Stars in Omega Centauri

Credit: P. Seitzer (U. Michigan)
Apollo 15's Home on the Moon February 22, 1996

Apollo 15's Home on the Moon

Credit: Apollo 15, NASA
Apollo 15: Driving on the Moon February 23, 1996

Apollo 15: Driving on the Moon

Credit: Apollo 15, David Scott, NASA
Tanks for the Lift February 24, 1996

Tanks for the Lift

Credit: NASA, STS-29 Crew, James P. Bagian.
A High Energy Fleet February 25, 1996

A High Energy Fleet

Credit: NASA, MSFC Historical Archive.
Fireball! February 26, 1996

Fireball!

Credit: Sirko Molau, IMO, Archenhold-Sternwarte
X-ray Moon and X-ray Star February 27, 1996

X-ray Moon and X-ray Star

Credit: ROSAT, MPE, NASA
Explosions Discovered Near Galactic Center February 28, 1996

Explosions Discovered Near Galactic Center

Drawing Credit: J. Schoemer (NASM)
Julius Caesar and Leap Days February 29, 1996

Julius Caesar and Leap Days

Photo Credit: Rune Rysstad

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