Media Gallery
Explore stunning images, videos, and visualizations of Comet 3I/ATLAS from observatories worldwide. Witness the beauty of this interstellar visitor through the lens of professional astronomers.
Featured Observations
Hubble's November 30, 2025 Observation
LatestUnprecedented detail of coma structure and tail dynamics
Parker Solar Probe WISPR Data
ExclusiveUnique solar wind perspective capturing tail activity
XMM-Newton X-ray Observations
GroundbreakingFirst X-ray observations of interstellar comet
Media Collection Types
Examples:
- • Hubble Space Telescope images
- • Ground-based observatory captures
- • Amateur astronomer contributions
Technical Specs:
- • Resolution: up to 16K for space telescopes
- • Wavelengths: UV, Visible, IR
- • Formats: FITS, PNG, JPEG
Examples:
- • Orbital trajectory animations
- • Time-lapse observations
- • Mission documentary clips
Technical Specs:
- • Formats: MP4, MOV, WebM
- • Frame rates: 24-60 fps
- • Resolutions: HD to 4K
Examples:
- • X-ray spectroscopy from XMM-Newton
- • Visible light spectra
- • Molecular composition analysis
Technical Specs:
- • Wavelength ranges: X-ray to Radio
- • Spectral resolution: R ~1000-10000
- • Data formats: FITS, CSV
Examples:
- • 3D orbital simulations
- • Coma structure modeling
- • Solar wind interaction visualizations
Technical Specs:
- • Based on real observational data
- • Scientific accuracy verified
- • Interactive 3D models available
Examples:
- • Peer-reviewed journal articles
- • Observation campaign reports
- • Technical documentation
Technical Specs:
- • Formats: PDF, LaTeX, DOC
- • Peer-reviewed content
- • Open access available
Curated Collections
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Technical Standards & Usage
- Minimum resolution: 1920x1080 for featured images
- Color calibration using standard astronomical filters
- Noise reduction and cosmic ray removal applied
- Metadata includes exposure time, telescope info, filters used
- Primary: FITS (Flexible Image Transport System) for scientific data
- Distribution: PNG, JPEG for web compatibility
- Video: MP4 (H.264) for maximum compatibility
- Spectra: FITS tables with calibrated wavelength scales
- Most NASA/ESA images: Public Domain (CC0)
- Observatory data: Subject to source institution policies
- Amateur contributions: Used with permission
- Commercial use: Check individual image credits
Usage Guidelines & Credits
Most images and data from NASA, ESA, and other government space agencies are in the public domain and free to use. However, please always check individual image credits and usage rights. Amateur astronomer contributions are used with permission and may have specific usage requirements.
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