Astronomy Picture of the Day · February 2004
APOD, February 2004
29 entries from February 2004: 29 images and 0 videos. 4 carry a copyright notice from the credited creator.
February 1, 2004 M2-9: Wings of a Butterfly Nebula
Credit: B. Balick ( U. Washington ) et al., WFPC2 , HST , NASA
February 2, 2004 The Tarantula Nebula from Spitzer
Credit: B. Brandl ( Cornell & Leiden ) et al. , JPL , Caltech , NASA
February 3, 2004 X-Rays From Antennae Galaxies
Credit: G. Fabbiano (CfA) et al. , CXC , SAO , NASA
February 4, 2004 Opportunity's Horizon
Credit: Mars Exploration Rover Mission , JPL , NASA
February 5, 2004 NGC 1569: Starburst in a Small Galaxy
Credit: ESA , NASA , P. Anders ( Gttingen Univ. ) et al.
February 6, 2004 Magnified Mars
Credit: Mars Exploration Rover Mission , JPL , USGS , NASA
February 7, 2004 NGC 6369: The Little Ghost Nebula
Credit: Hubble Heritage Team , NASA
February 8, 2004 In the Center of the Omega Nebula
Credit: ACS Science & Engineering Team ,
February 9, 2004 · Copyrighted Announcing Comet C/2002 T7 (LINEAR)
Credit & Copyright: Mike Holloway
February 10, 2004 Unusual Spherules on Mars
Credit: Mars Exploration Rover Mission , JPL , USGS , NASA
February 11, 2004 M64: The Sleeping Beauty Galaxy
Credit: NASA and the Hubble Heritage Team ( AURA / STScI ), S. Smartt ( IoA ) & D. Richstone ( U. Michigan ) et al.
February 12, 2004 Supernova Survivor
Credit: Justyn R. Maund ( IoA/Univ. Cambridge ) et al. , ESA Inset Left: Isaac Newton Telescope , Bottom: Hubble WFPC2 , Right: Hubble ACS
February 13, 2004 NGC 613: Spiral of Dust and Stars
Credit: M. Neeser ( Univ.-Sternwarte Mnchen ), P. Barthel ( Kapteyn Astron. Institute ), H. Heyer, H. Boffin (ESO), ESO
February 14, 2004 Solar System Portrait
Credit: Voyager Project , JPL , NASA
February 15, 2004 A Spherule from the Earth's Moon
Credit: Timothy Culler ( UCB ) et al., Apollo 11 Crew , NASA
February 16, 2004 A Patch of Spherules on Mars
Credit: Mars Exploration Rover Mission , JPL , USGS , NASA
February 17, 2004 Galaxy Cluster Lenses Farthest Known Galaxy
Credit: ESA , NASA , J.-P. Kneib ( Caltech / Observatoire Midi-Pyrenees ) & R. Ellis ( Caltech )
February 18, 2004 · Copyrighted Anvil Cloud Over Sicily
Credit & Copyright: Christina Carlton
February 19, 2004 McNeil's Nebula
Image Credit: Adam Block ( KPNO Visitor Program ), NOAO , AURA , NSF
February 20, 2004 SN1987A's Cosmic Pearls
Credit: P. Challis, R. Kirshner ( CfA ), and B. Sugerman ( STScI ), NASA
February 21, 2004 The Spiral Arms of NGC 4622
Credit: G. Byrd, R. Buta, ( Univ.Alabama , Tuscaloosa), T. Freeman ( Bevill State College ), NASA
February 22, 2004 · Copyrighted The M7 Open Star Cluster in Scorpius
Credit & Copyright: N. A. Sharp , REU Program , AURA , NOAO , NSF
February 23, 2004 · Copyrighted Heaven on Earth
Credit & Copyright: Richard Payne (Arizona Astrophotography)
February 24, 2004 X-Rays Indicate Star Ripped Up by Black Hole
Illustration Credit: M. Weiss, CXC , NASA
February 25, 2004 White Boat Rock on Mars
Credit: Mars Exploration Rover Mission , JPL , NASA
February 26, 2004 Galaxy Cluster in the Early Universe
Credit: P.Rosati (ESO) et al. ; X-Ray: CXC , NASA / Optical: ESO , VLT
February 27, 2004 Rumors of a Strange Universe
Credit: Adam G. Riess ( STScI ) et al. , NASA
February 28, 2004 POX 186: Not So Long Ago
Credit: Michael Corbin (CSC/ STScI ), William Vacca ( MPE ), NASA
February 29, 2004 Julius Caesar and Leap Days
Credit: Rune RysstadThumbnails are loaded from their original addresses. Images remain the property of the credited creators.
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