Spectacular mosaic of M81 from images taken over two years, individual stars visible.
http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/archive/releases/2007/19/
Full Version: Hubble image of M81
Yes Alan, another great picture. 
Here a wallpaper version with enlarged details (merging two press release images with different ortientations):
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Do someone knows where to find original, huge version (bigger than 3000x2400)?
Here a wallpaper version with enlarged details (merging two press release images with different ortientations):
Click to view attachment
Do someone knows where to find original, huge version (bigger than 3000x2400)?
this what you are looking for?
http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/archive/r...9/image/a/warn/
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Download High Resolution Images:
* Large FileJPEG - 31.50 MB 6000 X 4032
Download Full Resolution Images:
* Massive FileJPEG - 74.13 MB 22620 X 15200
* Massive FileTIFF - 689.53 MB 22620 X 15200
* Large FileJPEG - 31.50 MB 6000 X 4032
Download Full Resolution Images:
* Massive FileJPEG - 74.13 MB 22620 X 15200
* Massive FileTIFF - 689.53 MB 22620 X 15200
http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/archive/r...9/image/a/warn/
wow, Alan. Really big... Thanks!
edit: just downloaded the 24Mpixel version and is really stunning... I cannot state where stars stops and noise starts, but thinking to the real nature of this stuff is truly breathtaking!
edit: just downloaded the 24Mpixel version and is really stunning... I cannot state where stars stops and noise starts, but thinking to the real nature of this stuff is truly breathtaking!
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