CU Sommers-Bausch Observatory Sommers-Bausch Observatory homepage Two views of Jupiter at different wavelengths (infrared and visible). Jupiter's aurora (ultraviolet). Caption Eta Carinae (visible and ultraviolet). Caption Venus(ultraviolet). Caption Jupiter during Comet Shoemaker-Levy impact (infrared). Caption Views of the Solar System The Sun(visible, ultraviolet, and x-ray). Venus (ultraviolet). Jupiter's Great Red Spot (infrared). Saturn's aurora (ultraviolet). Views of the Solar System intro page Hubble Space Telescope pictures Cartwheel Galaxy (visible and infrared). Suspected black hole (visible and radio). Caption Small galaxy group NGC 2300 (visible and x-ray). Caption Egg Nebula (visible and infrared). Star death (visible and infrared). Star birth (ultraviolet, visible, and infrared). Radio Galaxies (visible and radio). Other HST pictures Telescopes that Operate in Non-Visible Wavelengths Australia Telescope National Facility (radio) Yohkoh Satellite (x-ray) NASA Infrared Telescope Facility COBE satellite (infrared and microwaves) Multiwavelength Milky Way Pictures of the Milky Way Galaxy in infrared, x-ray, gamma ray, and several different visible wavelengths. Microwaves as Used in Cosmology Map of the sky showing cosmic microwave background radiation. SkyView Virtual Telescope A "virtual observatory" that allows you to look at any part of the sky in any wavelength from radio to gamma ray.

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