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NGC 1365: Ground Image to Hubble Image

The ground-based image in visible light locates the hub area imaged with the Hubble Space Telescope. This barred galaxy feeds material into its hub igniting star birth. The Hubble NICMOS instrument penetrating beneath the dust reveals clusters of young stars.
  • Release Date
    October 6, 1999
  • Science Release
    Starry Bulges Yield Secrets to Galaxy Growth
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    Animation: Bryan Preston (STScI); Image: NASA, ESA, and Reynier Peletier (University of Nottingham, United Kingdom); Ground-Based Image: Allan Sandage (The Observatories of the Carnegie Institution of Washington) and John Bedke (Computer Sciences Corporation and STScI)

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