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The "original" or "master" images are unretouched scans. The others I'll use for black-and-white or web publishing, respectively. Permission is granted by the author for publication. Copyright (c) 2002 Jane Houston Jones
The author peers through the Telrad mounted near the cassegrain focus of the 60-inch telescope on Mt. Wilson.
NGC2392 "The Eskimo" or "Clown Face" planetary nebula. Sketch by the author.
NGC3242 "The Ghost of Jupiter" planetary nebula. Sketch by the author.
Jupiter through the 60-inch. Europa and its shadow were transiting the disk very near the Great Red Spot. Sketch by the author.
M87 the giant elliptical galaxy in Virgo. In the 60-inch visually, the famous jet could be seen as a bright streak radiating from near the center of the galaxy. Sketch by the author.