Some of these sites make their photos available in other formats also. You are welcome to take the List of Great Observatories making Astronomical Photographs publicly available as a starting point.

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• © AAT images of the Messier objects
• Bruce Balick's images of Planetary Nebulae, obtained with the Kitt Peak 2.1-meter telescope
• Bill Keel's collection at the University of Alabama, containing many images obtained at Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff, AZ
• © Sven Kohle's and Till Credner's images
• Ground based images by Paul Scowen of ASU, taken at the Hale 5-meter telescope
• Images by Scott Wolk and Nancy Adams

• The Hubble Space Telescope (HST)
• The Ultraviolet Imaging Telescope (UIT) which is flown on the Space Shuttle as part of Spacelab, and was hitherto successfully employed on the Astro-1 (STS-35) and Astro-2 (STS-67) Shuttle missions

• © Jack Newton's Messier Object images
• Tim Puckett's Messier Object images
• Michael Purcell's Messier Object images
• John Sefick's Messier object images
• © Brad Wallis' and Robert Provin's images of Messier objects
• © Messier Object Images by Jason Ware
• The University of Arizona Astro Club images
• Images from Konstanz (Germany), from the members of the Interessengemeinschaft Astronomie

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Last Modification: March 7, 1998