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First Light for Kepler
Enceladus among stars
Kepler's candidate planets
First light for WISE
First light image of the M33 galaxy from the 0.76m (30 in) telescope at the Astronomical Research Institute in Illinois, USA
Planet Kepler-10b transiting its host star (artist's depiction)
ALMA and Hubble Composite of the Antennae Galaxy
Gemini Observatory shows WISE J104915.57-531906 is binary
Proper motion reveals nearby brown dwarf pair WISE J104915.57-531906
Artist's concept of nearby binary brown dwarfs WISE J104915.57-531906
Where an Astronomer Actually Observes
Galaxy NGC 5584 from Hubble WFC3
Rosetta views a crescent Moon (detail)
Rosetta views a crescent Moon
Hypothetical Earth-size planet orbiting a young red dwarf
Comet ISON from Deep Impact
VLT Survey Telescope (VST) image of the Hercules galaxy cluster
The entire sky, projected with the Milky Way at center
Chamaeleon I region of bright nebulae and hot stars
The Lupus 3 dark cloud and associated hot young stars
Earth-sized planets of Kepler-20
Comet Lovejoy by Robert McNaught
Pillars of Creation
Extent of human radio broadcasts
Three planets around HR 8799

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