Gemini view of the core of Liller 1
Spectacular image of the central region (15"x15") of Liller 1 obtained with GeMS@GEMINI.
Credits: F. R. Ferraro / E. Dalessandro (UniBO)
Postscript format (72.2 MB): Liller1_core.ps
TIFF format (1.1 MB): Liller1_core.tiff
Image Gallery
Gemini view of Liller 1
Mosaic of 2x2 images covering the central 95"x95" region of Liller 1, obtained with GeMS@GEMINI.
Credits: F. R. Ferraro / E. Dalessandro (UniBO)
HR Postscript format (600 dpi, 217 MB): Liller1_HR.ps
HR TIFF format (300 dpi, 103 MB): Liller1_HR.tiff
Postscript format (52.6 MB): Liller1.ps
TIFF format (11.7 MB): Liller1.tiff
K-band image in FITS format (87 MB): Liller1_K.fits
J-band image in FITS format (87 MB): Liller1_J.fits
The core of Liller 1
Comparison between the images of the core of Liller 1 obtained with a small non-corrected telescope and with GeMS@GEMINI.
Credits: F. R. Ferraro / E. Dalessandro (UniBO)
Png format (213 KB): Liller1_comparison.png
The Gemini South Telescope
Gemini South Telescope on Cerro Pachón in Chile. The telescope is located at an elevation of 2737 meters.
Credits: Gemini Observatory/AURA
JPG format (877 KB): Gemini_south.jpg
TIF format (35 MB): Gemini_south_HR.tif
Gemini South projecting the laser
Gemini South Telescope projecting the laser to correct images from atmospheric distorsions.
Credits: Gemini Observatory/AURA
JPG format (553 KB): Gemini_laser1.jpg
TIF format (50 MB): Gemini_laser1.tif
Gemini South projecting the laser
The Gemini South GeMS laser propagates into the night sky as the Milky Way rises during GeMS/GSAOI System Verification observations.
Credits: Gemini Observatory/AURA
JPG format (131 KB): Gemini_laser2.jpg
TIF format (18 MB): Gemini_laser2.tif
The core of Liller 1 (animation)
Comparison between the images of the core
of Liller 1 obtained with a small non-corrected
telescope and with GeMS@GEMINI.
Credits: B. Lanzoni / F. R. Ferraro (UniBO)
Animated GIF format (131 KB): Liller1_animation.gif
The Bulge Fossil Fragments in the Milky Way
Panoramic view of the Milky Way (Credit: ESO/S. Brunier) with the location of the two Bulge Fossil Fragments discovered so far (Liller 1 and Terzan 5) highlighted.
Credits: F. R. Ferraro / C. Pallanca (UniBO)
HST view of Liller 1
HST I-band image of the central region of Liller 1
Credits: F. R. Ferraro / C. Pallanca (UniBO)
TIFF format (2 MB): Liller1_HST_I-band.tif
JPEG format (834 KB): Liller1_HST_I-band.jpg
Gemini view of Liller 1
Gemin K-band image of the central region of Liller 1
Credits: F. R. Ferraro / C. Pallanca (UniBO)
TIFF format (24 MB): Liller1_GEM_K-band.tiff
JPEG format (5 MB): Liller1_GEM_K-band.jpg
Gemini and HST explore the Milky Way Bulge
Artistic image of Gemini South and HST observing Liller 1 in the Milky Way Bulge (Credit for the Milky Way panorama: ESO/S. Brunier).
Credit: F. R. Ferraro / C. Pallanca (UniBO)
TIFF format (4.8 MB): MW_HST_GEM.tif
JPEG format (1.7 MB): MW_HST_GEM.jpg
TIFF format (50 MB): BFF_MWh.tif
HR JPEG format (15.5 MB): BFF_MWh_HR.jpg
MR JPEG format (3.5 MB): BFF_MWh_MR.jpg
TIFF format (50 MB): BFF_MWv.tif
JPEG format (7.8 MB): BFF_MWv.jpg
