DATA

acquired as a result of "our" three orbits

Orbit 1: Pluto

Initial images
• The raw images of Pluto and Charon
  
• A close-up of Pluto
  
• Pluto image with a latitude and longitude grid for orientation of the pluto image. (The yellow line is the equator of Pluto)
  
• The 1996 map image
  
• A side-by-side comparison of the 1996 to the 1994 map images wrapped onto a globe
  
• The new "modified" map against the l994 map (at the top is 1994, at bottom "our" images, 1996)

  A detailed description of Marc Buie's analysis of these images

Orbit 2: First orbit for Neptune observation

Initial images


Orbit 3: Second orbit for Neptune observation

Initial images
• All images of both orbits seen in side-by-side comparison
  
• 1996 LFHST two orbits green and red filter images side-by-side
  
• 1989, 1994, 1995 and 1996 in side-by-side comparison.
  

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Seen individually:

Orbit 1: Pluto

plutouv.gif image in ultraviolet (2780 Angstroms)
plutovis.gif image in visible (blue 4100 Angstroms)


Orbit 2: Neptune

neptune201.gif (blue 4100 Angstroms)
neptune202.gif (fairly blue 4670 Angstroms)
neptune203.gif (green 5470 Angstroms)
neptune204.gif (red "methane-band" images 6190 Angstroms)
neptune205.gif (red "methane-band" images 8890 Angstroms)
neptune206.gif (red "methane-band" images 8890 Angstroms)

Orbit 3: Neptune

neptune301.gif (blue 4100 Angstroms)
neptune302.gif (fairly blue 4670 Angstroms)
neptune303.gif (green 5470 Angstroms)
neptune304.gif (red "methane-band" images 6190 Angstroms)
neptune305.gif (red "methane-band" images 8890 Angstroms)
neptune306.gif (red "methane-band" images 8890 Angstroms)