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Making a Great Observatories CompositeThis video shows how a Hubble image and a Spitzer image of the Orion Nebula were combined to create a new, multi-wavelength image. Hubble ultraviolet and visible-light data are mapped to blue and green. Spitzer infrared data are mapped to orange and red. The combined image comes alive with new colors. To view, choose your preferred resolution and file format below. For tape requests, our media contacts will be happy to assist you. Slow Connections (160x120): Windows Media (144 KB) | QuickTime 4.0 (92 KB)
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