The Solar System

Imaged by SIRCA in J, K, M (1.25 micron) bands.

Imaged with ALFOSC in H-alpha, O-III and U-band.

Image taken at 11.3 micron.

Imaged with ALFOSC in H-alpha, O-III and U-band. From left to right, Gynamede, Callisto, Jupiter and Io.

Imaged with ALFOSC in H-alpha, O-III and U-band.

Composite of SIRCA JKM band images.

Shoemaker-Levy impacts visible on Jupiter at 12 microns.

Imaged by with ALFOSC in H-alpa, S-II, O-II and H-beta.

Composite of SIRCA K and H2O band images.

The image is taken with ALFOSC through S II filter.

Taken with ALFOSC through O III filter.

ALFOSC with three different narrow band filters (Lyman Alpha, OII, and H alpha).

observed using the narrowband filters: OII 372_3, Eu 619_2 and Hgam 434_3. Observations made with ALFOSC.

This animation shows the movement of asteroid Itokawa during a period of about 1.5 hours. Itokawa is the target for Japanese Hayabusa space probe, which will arrive at the asteroid in June 2005.
Images are 20s exposures taken with the ALFOSC in R band

False-colour composite of U, V and i exposures. The field of view is ~5'x5'. The double stars in the image show how much the comet moved between the exposures

Taken with ALFOSC using H-alpha, O-III, and H-beta filters.

Composite image taken with ALFOSC. Using H-alpha, O-III, and H-beta filters for Uranus, and i,r,g filters for the moons.

With polar detail. Taken with ALFOSC I filter.

Uranus with moons at 2006-16-08 03:25UT, just half an hour from transit of Miranda. ALFOSC with I filter.

Imaged with ALFOSC in B,V,R

ALFOSC with I filter.

ALFOSC with V filter

Animation showing the movement of Eris over a period of two hours. Also present is the small mainbelt asteroid 2001QX196. Taken with ALFOSC in V filter.