Showing posts with label cfht. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cfht. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
The Tadpole galaxy
In most of my fields for the PhD project I'm currently most involved in, there are lots of weird and interesting objects, most of them probably unknown, at least to the general public. However, from time to time I stumble upon gems such as the 400 million light years distant Tadpole galaxy:
Check out a high quality version on my Flickr account.
Location:
Hawaii, USA
Saturday, June 1, 2013
CFHTLS Ultra Deep Fields: D2
The second of the CFHTLS Deep Fields, processed with PixInsight. Some fascinating tiny slices of the huge version image can be seen below. See also field D1!
Labels:
AIfA,
astronomy,
astrophysics,
cfht,
CFHTLS,
clusters,
cosmology,
D1,
D2,
early type,
elliptical,
excellent seeing,
galaxies,
Hawaii,
high redshift,
late type,
merging,
spiral,
ultra deep field,
universe
Location:
Hawaii, USA
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
ELAIS-N2-P1
A few crops from a 1x1 degree mosaic image, composed from g, r and z-band data in the SpARCS ELAIS-N2-P1 field (as B, V and R channels). Total exposure time is about 3h, with the MEGAPRIME camera installed on the 3.6m Canada-France Hawaii Telescope.
The original image is 4.7 Gb, so I had to crop some more interesting regions.
Nicely disturbed galaxy
Galaxy string
Hundreds of galaxies in just a few arcminutes
The power of a 4m class telescope is still great! :) More images to come soon, as I see interesting regions in the data I have.
Labels:
AIfA,
astrophysics,
canada france hawaii telescope,
cfht,
elais,
galaxies,
megaprime,
sparcs,
survey
Location:
Hawaii, USA
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