Glass positive of Mars

Made:
1926-11-02 in Mount Hamilton
maker:
Science Museum
photographer:
William Hammond Wright

Photographic transparency, glass positive, of Mars, (photographs in light of different colours). Taken by W.H. Wright, Lick Observatory, 1926 November 2, 3, with a 36-inch reflector, focal length, 210 in. Right and left photographs in infra-red light.

Details

Category:
Astronomy
Object Number:
1929-759
Materials:
glass
type:
black-and-white transparencies, astrophotographs, planets and mars
credit:
Science Museum (Great Britain)

Related Objects

Two plane speculums by Lassell, with Lassell's M.S. directions

Two plane speculums by Lassell

Film positive Nebula N.G.C. 3115
Transparency, 40"x51 1/2", of Crab Nebula in Taurus (M.1. N.G.C. 1952) photographed in red light by the 200-inch Hale telescope

Transparency, 40"x51 1/2"
Transparency, 15"x12", Modern Astronomers (from photo taken at Royal Observatory)

Transparency, 15"x12", Modern Astronomers (from photo taken at Royal Observatory)

Three photographic prints belonging to Horace Dall
Transparency, 40"x51 1/2", of Spiral galaxy in Pegasus, N.G.C. 7217, photographed by the 200-inch Hale telescope

Transparency, 40"x51 1/2"