esahubble_opo1231b September 20th, 2012
Credit: NASA, ESA, W. Zheng (JHU), M. Postman (STScI), and the CLASH Team
In this image the many galaxies of the massive cluster MACS J1149+2223 dominate the scene. This cluster played an important role in discovery of the newfound galaxy, known as MACS1149-JD.Gravitational lensing by this giant cluster brightened the light from the galaxysome 15 times, a galaxy which may be the most distant ever observed. For more detailed images of the galaxy see here.
Provider: Hubble Space Telescope | ESA
Image Source: https://www.spacetelescope.org/images/opo1231b/
Curator: ESA/Hubble, Garching bei München, None, Germany
Image Use Policy: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
Telescope | Spectral Band | Wavelength | |
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Hubble (ACS) | Optical (B) | 435.0 nm | |
Hubble (ACS) | Optical (g) | 475.0 nm | |
Hubble (ACS) | Optical (V) | 555.0 nm | |
Hubble (ACS) | Optical (V) | 606.0 nm | |
Hubble (ACS) | Optical (r) | 625.0 nm | |
Hubble (ACS) | Optical (i) | 775.0 nm | |
Hubble (ACS) | Optical (I) | 814.0 nm | |
Hubble (ACS) | Optical (z) | 850.0 nm | |
Hubble (WFC3) | Infrared (Z) | 1.1 µm | |
Hubble (WFC3) | Infrared (J) | 1.1 µm | |
Hubble (WFC3) | Infrared (J) | 1.3 µm | |
Hubble (WFC3) | Infrared (J/H) | 1.4 µm | |
Hubble (WFC3) | Infrared (H) | 1.6 µm | |
Detailed color mapping information coming soon...
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