Astronomy Picture of the Day · March 1996
APOD, March 1996
31 entries from March 1996: 31 images and 0 videos. 13 carry a copyright notice from the credited creator.
March 1, 1996 · Copyrighted A Mysterious Cone Nebula
Credit: Anglo-Australian Telescope photograph by David Malin Copyright: Anglo-Australian Telescope Board
March 2, 1996 Von Braun's Wheel
Credit: MSFC Historical Archives
March 3, 1996 · Copyrighted Uranus' Moon Ariel: Valley World
Photo Credit: NASA, Voyager 2, Copyright Calvin J. Hamilton
March 4, 1996 · Copyrighted Uranus' Largest Moon: Titania
Photo Credit: NASA, Voyager 2, Copyright Calvin J. Hamilton
March 5, 1996 A Black Hole in M87's Center?
Credit: H. Ford (JHU and StScI), R. Harms (ARC), NASA, HST, FOS
March 6, 1996 Jets From SS433
Credit: NASA Artist’s Visualization
March 7, 1996 Rampaging Fronts of the Veil Nebula
Credit: J. J. Hester (Arizona State University), WFPC, HST, NASA
March 8, 1996 The 76 Meter Lovell Radio Telescope
Credit: University of Manchester, Nuffield Radio Astronomy Laboratories
March 9, 1996 Arecibo: The Largest Telescope
Credit: National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center, Cornell University, National Science Foundation
March 10, 1996 Mir is 10
Credit: NASA, STS-74 Crew
March 11, 1996 Hubble Telescope Maps Pluto
Credit: A. Stern (SwRI), M. Buie (Lowell Observatory), NASA, ESA,
March 12, 1996 · Copyrighted The Colorful Clouds of Rho Ophiuchi
Credit: Photograph made from plates taken with the UK Schmidt Telescope. Color photography by David Malin. Copyright: Royal Observatory, Edinburgh, Anglo-Australian Observatory
March 13, 1996 Here Comes Comet Hyakutake
Credit: Oscar Pizarro, 1-meter Schmidt Telescope, La Silla, Chile, European Southern Observatory
March 14, 1996 Comet Hyakutake's Orbit
Credit: Eric Frappa, Saint-Etienne Planetarium, France
March 15, 1996 · Copyrighted The McMath-Pierce Solar Observatory
Credit and Copyright: Bill Keel, University of Alabama
March 16, 1996 · Copyrighted Spiral Galaxy M90
Credit and Copyright: Bill Keel (University of Alabama) 1.1-meter Hall Telescope, Lowell Observatory
March 17, 1996 Saturn's Cloud Tops
Credit: Voyager 1, JPL, NASA
March 18, 1996 Saturn with Moons Tethys and Dione
Credit: Voyager 1, JPL, NASA
March 19, 1996 The Ion Tail of Comet Hyakutake
Credit: Oscar Pizarro, 1-meter Schmidt Telescope, La Silla, Chile, European Southern Observatory
March 20, 1996 · Copyrighted NGC 1977: Blue Reflection Nebula in Orion
Credit: Anglo-Australian Telescope photograph by David Malin Copyright: Anglo-Australian Telescope Board
March 21, 1996 Near Comet Hyakutake's Nucleus
Credit: Olivier Hainaut (IoA, Hawaii) and Richard West (ESO), 3.5-m New Technology Telescope, European Southern Observatory
March 22, 1996 · Copyrighted Where to See Comet Hyakutake
Credit and Copyright: Ken White, Izzy’s Skylog
March 23, 1996 · Copyrighted Comet Hyakutake's Past and Future
Credit and Copyright: Herman Mikuz, Crni Vrh Observatory, Slovenia
March 24, 1996 · Copyrighted Comet Hyakutake's Closest Approach
Credit and Copyright: Herman Mikuz, Crni Vrh Observatory, Slovenia
March 25, 1996 · Copyrighted Comet Hyakutake Passes the Earth
Credit and Copyright: Peter McCullough (U. Illinois Urbana-Champaign) McCollough’s
March 26, 1996 What are Comet Tails Made Of?
Credit: Jim Martin, Huntsville AL, Courtesy “Night of the Comet” (NASA / Ames)
March 27, 1996 · Copyrighted How Much is That Comet in the Window?
Picture Credit and Copyright: Johnny Horne, Fayetteville Publishing Co.
March 28, 1996 Near the Nucleus of Hyakutake
Credit: H. Weaver (ARC), HST Comet Hyakutake Observing Team, and NASA
March 29, 1996 · Copyrighted The Colors of Comet Hyakutake
Credit: Colour Photograph from UK Schmidt plates by David Malin Copyright: Anglo-Australian Observatory
March 30, 1996 An Extreme UltraViolet View of the Comet
Credit: M. Mumma (GSFC) et al., EUVE Support Team, NASA
March 31, 1996 Comet Hyakutake Finder Chart for April
Credit: HST Comet Hyakutake Observing Team and NASAThumbnails are loaded from their original addresses. Images remain the property of the credited creators.
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