Clear away that pesky dust blocking your view of the most amazing, and unseen, nebulas in the inner Milky Way -- view it in infrared (IR)!
Author - Judy Schmidt
Hailing from New York City under some of the most light polluted skies, Judy Schmidt can often be found with her nose in an archive rather than outdoors. An expert image processor and amateur astronomer, she works almost exclusively with professionally obtained, publicly available data like that of the famous Hubble Space Telescope.
With a keen scientific mind and deep regard for the vast, distant, and often invisible cosmos, Judy loves to share the beauty that can be found buried in the treasure troves of public data.
See Judy's work on Flickr or her website.
Part 2 of the Hubble data series: So, you found something in the Hubble archive you want to process...now what do you do?
A beginner's guide to getting started processing real Hubble images. The first step to processing Hubble data is knowing where and how to get it!
Read the story behind this iconic image of M2-9, Minkowski's Butterfly, a hidden treasure in the Hubble Legacy Archive, processed by Judy Schmidt.