Image:Galaxy in each of the four wavelengths comprising the HDF.jpg

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A region of the HDF at each of the four wavelengths used to construct the final image - 3000Å (top left), 4500Å (top right), 6060Å (bottom left) and 8140Å (bottom right).


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