Image Archive: Illustrations

New Horizons

Location of K2-25

participants

Open Sky, Open Data

rubin-focalplane3

NSF Funds Open Access to Las Cumbres Observatory

First Potentially Habitable Earth-Sized Planet Confirmed By Gemini And Keck Observatories

Initial Summary of the Ground-based O/IR System Roadmap Committee’s Survey of the Community Now Available

Jupiter's SEB Outbreak

Binary System

NOAO/NSO NewsletterJune 2009

Bullets of Orion Montage

Gemini Facility & NGC 2467 Montage

Orbit of 2003 UB313

Background Information: Laser Guide Stars

Dusting for Clues: Gemini Discovers Evidence for Colliding Bodies in Planet Forming Disk

Mars in Thermal Infrared

Gemini Deep-Deep Survey Universe Time-Line

The Big One That (Almost) Got Away

RBSE

Happy Holidays 2023

Scholar Astronomy Program

The Thirty Meter Telescope illustration

Labeled Illustration of Double Quasars in Merging Galaxies

Distances of Farfarout and Other Solar System Objects

Funding-logos

Artist's rendition with irregular satellites around Jupiter

Asteroid 2024 YR4 Flyby Still

The sky just after sunset as seen from Tucson on 3 January. Hilo will have a similar view. The lineup will be angled down and to the left from La Serena, with Jupiter in the north.

NOIRLab background image

AURA-mission

Cover of the Dark and Quiet Skies II for Science and Society Working Group Reports

The Thirty Meter Telescope illustration

Vera Rubin, photograph imaged by LSST Camera sensors

DESI Year-One Data Slice (annotated)

The Thirty Meter Telescope illustration

NCOA-forum-head

Dark Energy Spectrometer for Kitt Peak Receives Funding Green Light

Chandra X-Ray Observatory

NOIRLab Virtual Tours Version 2

Artist’s Impression: Stellar streams in and around the Milky Way

‘A Colorful Night’ Image Displayed in Chrome Browser

NOIRLab Mirror: Issue 02

US Extremely Large Telescope Program illustration

Distant Galaxies ‘Lift the Veil’ on the End of the Cosmic Dark Ages

Odd planet, so far from its star...

Heaviest Stellar Black Hole Discovered in Nearby Galaxy

Cracks or Cryovolcanoes? Surface Geology Creates Clouds on Titan as Observed by Gemini and Keck

Massive Old Star Reveals Secrets On Deathbed

Farfarout Illustration