Astronomy Picture of the Day · July 1996

APOD, July 1996

31 entries from July 1996: 31 images and 0 videos. 5 carry a copyright notice from the credited creator.

Worlds of a Distant Sun: 47 Ursae Majoris b July 1, 1996 · Copyrighted

Worlds of a Distant Sun: 47 Ursae Majoris b

Credit and Copyright: John Whatmough, Extrasolar Visions
NASA's Latest Rockets: X-33 July 2, 1996

NASA's Latest Rockets: X-33

Credit: Vehicle Analysis Branch, LARC, NASA
Superbubbles in the LMC July 3, 1996 · Copyrighted

Superbubbles in the LMC

Credit and Copyright: C. Smith (U. Michigan), Curtis Schmidt Telescope, CTIO, Chile
The Cat's Eye Nebula (Revisited) July 4, 1996

The Cat's Eye Nebula (Revisited)

Credit: J.P. Harrington and K.J. Borkowski (U. Maryland), HST, NASA
The Mysterious Rings of Supernova 1987a July 5, 1996

The Mysterious Rings of Supernova 1987a

Credit: C. Burrows (ESA/ STScI), HST, NASA
Edmond Halley's Greatest Discoveries July 6, 1996

Edmond Halley's Greatest Discoveries

Isaac Newton Explains the Solar System July 7, 1996

Isaac Newton Explains the Solar System

M33: The Triangulum Galaxy July 8, 1996

M33: The Triangulum Galaxy

Credit: NASA, UIT
M74: A Grand Design Spiral Galaxy July 9, 1996

M74: A Grand Design Spiral Galaxy

Credit: NASA, UIT
Galileo Photographs Ganymede July 10, 1996

Galileo Photographs Ganymede

Credit: Galileo Mission Team, Galileo Spacecraft NASA
Ganymede: A Really Groovy Moon July 11, 1996

Ganymede: A Really Groovy Moon

Credit: Galileo Mission Team, Galileo Spacecraft, NASA
Ancient Cratered Plains on Ganymede July 12, 1996

Ancient Cratered Plains on Ganymede

Credit: Galileo Mission Team, Galileo Spacecraft, NASA
M81: A Bulging Spiral Galaxy July 13, 1996

M81: A Bulging Spiral Galaxy

Credit: NASA, UIT
M81 in True Color July 14, 1996

M81 in True Color

Credit: Gregory Bothun (U. Oregon), Courtesy Bill Keel (U. Alabama)
Keck: The Largest Optical Telescope July 15, 1996

Keck: The Largest Optical Telescope

Credit: P. Stomski (W. M. Keck Observatory), Caltech, U. California
A Portrait of Saturn from Titan July 16, 1996

A Portrait of Saturn from Titan

Credit: ESA, NASA
Looking Down on Saturn July 17, 1996

Looking Down on Saturn

Credit: Voyager 1, NASA
Nebulosity in Sagittarius July 18, 1996 · Copyrighted

Nebulosity in Sagittarius

Credit: Anglo-Australian Telescope photograph by David Malin Copyright: Anglo-Australian Telescope Board
Galileo's First Color Image of Io July 19, 1996

Galileo's First Color Image of Io

Credit: Galileo Project, JPL, NASA
20 Years Ago: Vikings on Mars July 20, 1996

20 Years Ago: Vikings on Mars

Credit: The Viking Project, M. Dale-Bannister WU StL, NASA
The Eagle Soars July 21, 1996

The Eagle Soars

Credit: Apollo 11, NASA
Utopia on Mars July 22, 1996

Utopia on Mars

Credit: The Viking Project, M. Dale-Bannister WU StL, NASA
Hale-Bopp, Jupiter, and the Milky Way July 23, 1996 · Copyrighted

Hale-Bopp, Jupiter, and the Milky Way

Credit and Copyright: W. Keel, UA
COMPTEL Explores The Radioactive Sky July 24, 1996

COMPTEL Explores The Radioactive Sky

Credit : The COMPTEL Collaboration, Compton Gamma Ray Observatory, NASA
Hale-Bopp on Schedule July 25, 1996

Hale-Bopp on Schedule

Credit : European Southern Observatory
The Cygnus Loop July 26, 1996

The Cygnus Loop

Credit : J. Hester (ASU), NASA
Driving to the Sun July 27, 1996

Driving to the Sun

Credit : EIT Consortium, SOHO project, ESA, NASA
Huck Finn's New Sky View July 28, 1996

Huck Finn's New Sky View

Credit : R. Williams, The HDF Team (STScI), NASA,
A Dust Jet From Hale-Bopp July 29, 1996

A Dust Jet From Hale-Bopp

Credit : European Southern Observatory
Tonight: A Blue Moon July 30, 1996 · Copyrighted

Tonight: A Blue Moon

Credit and Copyright: Vic Winter, ICSTARS
A Violet Moon July 31, 1996

A Violet Moon

Credit: Galileo Project, JPL, NASA

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