Invisible Cosmic Mysteries Made Visible
The answers to some of the universe’s greatest cosmic mysteries are written across the night sky, inscribed in light we can’t see with our human eyes — but it won’t be invisible to us forever. “Infrared: Beyond the Visible” explores the wonder of infrared astronomy and the promise of the upcoming Webb Space Telescope.
Gallery of Infrared Astronomy
Take a closer look at some of the actual astronomical objects featured in “Infrared: Beyond the Visible,” and enjoy these additional infrared images.
Carina Nebula Pillar
Infrared light penetrates gas and dust clouds, allowing infrared cameras to see the stars within. The infrared view of this pillar reveals young stars, including one firing off a long jet of hot gas. Enlarge Image.
Source: Visible: Kitt Peak National Observatory |Infrared: Spitzer
Jupiter
Source: Visible: Hubble | Infrared: Gemini
Source: Visible: Hubble | Infrared: Spitzer
Starburst galaxy M82 has a bright blue disk, webs of shredded clouds, and plumes of hydrogen streaming from its center. The infrared view also reveals a huge, hidden halo of smoky-looking dust surrounding the galaxy. Enlarge Image.
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Whistler Blowers, Insiders
The objects I have seen in my own backyard while looking into space with an infrared viewer have been astonishing. The speed at which some of these “craft” travel” is wicked awesome. Be it our own black project vehicles or something extraterrestrial, its pretty cool. The amount of stars that show up also is just amazing. I am saving up now for one of the later generation viewers.