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retrofutureground:John Charles Duncan, Obscured region in...
retrofutureground:Yerkes Observatory, 1918 Solar Eclipse...
retrofutureground:Yerkes Observatory, Irregular galaxy (M82,...
retrofutureground:NASA, Apollo - Soyuz, Coming in for linkup,...
retrofutureground:Edward Emerson Barnard, Meteor trail with the...
retrofutureground:Anonymous, Nebula in Cygnus, 1910, No country...
retrofutureground:CSIRO Solar Observatory1. Large sunspot...
retrofutureground:Lick Observatory, Solar Eclipse, September...
retrofutureground:Yerkes Observatory, Morehouse’s comet,...
retrofutureground:Drawing of the 1860 eclipse by F....
retrofutureground:Unknown photographer, “Moon eats Sun” Solar...
retrofutureground:Yerkes Observatory, Morehouse’s comet, C/1908...
retrofutureground:Lithograph published in London in 1897 it...
retrofutureground:From Book “Daphnis et Chloé” by Longus...
retrofutureground:Laboratory experiment figures from the book:...
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retrofutureground: Frank Hurley, Wild and Shackleton between...
retrofutureground:Auroral Station, Haldde, Bossekop / History...
retrofutureground:Mount Wilson Observatory, M31, NGC224,...
retrofutureground:First photograph of a comet. Image obtained...
retrofutureground:Carl Størmer,  Northern Lights, 1910.
retrofutureground:Mount Wilson Observatory, The Pleiades, M45, +/- 1950 United States.Vintage silver
retrofutureground: Laboratory experiment figures from the book: The Norwegian Aurora Polaris Expedi
retrofutureground: Edward Emerson Barnard, View of Lightning, 17-12-1907. Glass plate negative; 8.9
retrofutureground: George Van Biesbroeck, Corona of the sun. Photograph taken in the Anglo-Egyptian
retrofutureground:Yerkes Observatory, Morehouse’s comet, C/1908 R1 (Morehouse). Three exposure
retrofutureground:First photograph of a comet. Image obtained by Jules Janssen on June, 30, 1881. (d
retrofutureground:Yerkes Observatory, Morehouse’s comet, C/1908 R1 (Morehouse). Three exposure
retrofutureground:Anonymous, Total eclipse, Manilla, 20/06/1955. Vintage silver print.
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retrofutureground: Frank Hurley, April-August 1916. 1. The spit and Gnomon Island from the interior
retrofutureground: Yerkes Observations, 1918 Solar Eclipse Expedition (part II) 1. Prominences arou
lunalye:retrofutureground:Edward Emerson Barnard, Meteor trail with the great Orion nebula in the fi
noirchrome:retrofutureground:nitescence:tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé, 193
retrofutureground:Carl Størmer,  Northern Lights, 1910.
noirchrome:retrofutureground:nitescence:tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé, 193
retrofutureground:John Charles Duncan, Obscured region in Vulpecula, photographed with the 100-inch
retrofutureground:Carl Størmer,  Northern Lights, 1910.
retrofutureground:Carl Størmer,  Northern Lights, 1910.
retrofutureground:Yerkes Observatory, Halley’s comet, 1910.1. Yerkes Observatory, Halley&rsquo
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
retrofutureground:Edward Emerson Barnard, Jupiter and Venus in conjunction. Photographed with the Br
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
retrofutureground: Yerkes Observatory, Irregular galaxy (M82, NGC 3034) in the constellation Ursa Ma
retrofutureground: John Charles Duncan, Obscured region in Vulpecula, photographed with the 100-inch
retrofutureground:P. Harris (INP Staff photo), View of the total eclipse as seen at 30.000 feet
retrofutureground: Carl Størmer,  Northern Lights, 1910.
retrofutureground: Mount Wilson Observatory, Star Cluster M22 Sagitarii, Exposure 3 1/2 ho
retrofutureground: Yerkes Observatory, Morehouse’s comet, C/1908 R1 (Morehouse). Three exposur
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
retrofutureground: Carl Størmer,  Northern Lights, 1910.
retrofutureground: Edward Emerson Barnard, Frost on a window, a close-up view, 10-2-1917.
retrofutureground:Edward Emerson Barnard, Jupiter and Venus in conjunction. Photographed with the Br
retrofutureground: Carl Størmer,  Northern Lights, 1910.
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
lunalye:retrofutureground: Edward Emerson Barnard, Meteor trail with the great Orion nebula in the f
retrofutureground: John Charles Duncan, Obscured region in Vulpecula, photographed with the 100-inch
retrofutureground:Edward Emerson Barnard, Jupiter and Venus in conjunction. Photographed with the Br
retrofutureground:P. Harris (INP Staff photo), View of the total eclipse as seen at 30.000 feet
retrofutureground: Edward Emerson Barnard, Frost on a window, a close-up view, 10-2-1917.
retrofutureground: Edward Emerson Barnard, Frost on a window, a close-up view, 10-2-1917.
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
retrofutureground:P. Harris (INP Staff photo), View of the total eclipse as seen at 30.000 feet
retrofutureground: Mount Wilson Observatory, Star Cluster M22 Sagitarii, Exposure 3 1/2 ho
retrofutureground: Yerkes Observatory, Morehouse’s comet, C/1908 R1 (Morehouse). Three exposur
retrofutureground: Yerkes Observatory, Morehouse’s comet, C/1908 R1 (Morehouse). Three exposur
retrofutureground: John Charles Duncan, Obscured region in Vulpecula, photographed with the 100-inch
retrofutureground: Mount Wilson Observatory, Star Cluster M22 Sagitarii, Exposure 3 1/2 ho
retrofutureground: Carl Størmer,  Northern Lights, 1910.
retrofutureground: Carl Størmer,  Northern Lights, 1910.
retrofutureground: Yerkes Observatory, 1918 Solar Eclipse Expedition. 1. “Heliosaurus” p
retrofutureground: John Charles Duncan, Obscured region in Vulpecula, photographed with the 100-inch
retrofutureground: Mount Wilson Observatory, M33, Triangulum Spiral Nebula, 05/08/1910, Un
retrofutureground: Yerkes Observatory, Halley’s comet, 1910. 1. Yerkes Observatory, Halley&rsq
retrofutureground: Carl Størmer,  Northern Lights, 1910.
retrofutureground: Pyramid of Maydoom, 1870-82. Photograph of squat pyramid of two tiers: groups of
retrofutureground: P. Harris (INP Staff photo), View of the total eclipse as seen at 30.000 fee
retrofutureground: Mount Wilson Observatory, Star Cluster M22 Sagitarii, Exposure 3 1/2 ho
retrofutureground: Edward Emerson Barnard, Frost on a window, a close-up view, 10-2-1917.
retrofutureground: Anonymous, Eclipse over Boston 02/10/1959, United States This is the way the
retrofutureground: Carl Størmer,  Northern Lights, 1910.
retrofutureground: John Charles Duncan, Obscured region in Vulpecula, photographed with the 100-inch
retrofutureground: Edward Emerson Barnard, Frost on a window, a close-up view, 10-2-1917.
retrofutureground: First photograph of a comet. Image obtained by Jules Janssen on June, 30, 1881. (
retrofutureground: Yerkes Observatory, Morehouse’s comet, C/1908 R1 (Morehouse). Three exposur
retrofutureground:Architect Frederick J. Kiesler with His Space Sculpture Galaxy. This image is from
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
retrofutureground:Edward Emerson Barnard, Meteor trail with the great Orion nebula in the field, 15-
retrofutureground: Mount Wilson Observatory, Star Cluster M22 Sagitarii, Exposure 3 1/2 ho
retrofutureground:P. Harris (INP Staff photo), View of the total eclipse as seen at 30.000 feet
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
retrofutureground:Edward Emerson Barnard, Meteor trail with the great Orion nebula in the field, 15-
lunalye:retrofutureground: Edward Emerson Barnard, Meteor trail with the great Orion nebula in the f
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
retrofutureground: Yerkes Observatory, Morehouse’s comet, C/1908 R1 (Morehouse). Three exposur
retrofutureground:Edward Emerson Barnard, Meteor trail with the great Orion nebula in the field, 15-
retrofutureground: Mount Wilson Observatory, Star Cluster M22 Sagitarii, Exposure 3 1/2 ho
retrofutureground: Yerkes Observatory, Halley’s comet, 1910. 1. Yerkes Observatory, Halley&rsq
retrofutureground: Carl Størmer,  Northern Lights, 1910.
retrofutureground:P. Harris (INP Staff photo), View of the total eclipse as seen at 30.000 feet
retrofutureground: John Charles Duncan, Obscured region in Vulpecula, photographed with the 100-inch
retrofutureground: Yerkes Observatory, Halley’s comet, 1910. 1. Yerkes Observatory, Halley&rsq
lunalye:retrofutureground: Edward Emerson Barnard, Meteor trail with the great Orion nebula in the f
retrofutureground:Architect Frederick J. Kiesler with His Space Sculpture Galaxy. This image is from
retrofutureground:P. Harris (INP Staff photo), View of the total eclipse as seen at 30.000 feet
retrofutureground:Edward Emerson Barnard, Jupiter and Venus in conjunction. Photographed with the Br
retrofutureground:Architect Frederick J. Kiesler with His Space Sculpture Galaxy. This image is from
retrofutureground: Mount Wilson Observatory, Star Cluster M22 Sagitarii, Exposure 3 1/2 ho
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
retrofutureground: First photograph of a comet. Image obtained by Jules Janssen on June, 30, 1881. (
retrofutureground:P. Harris (INP Staff photo), View of the total eclipse as seen at 30.000 feet
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
retrofutureground:Edward Emerson Barnard, Meteor trail with the great Orion nebula in the field, 15-
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
retrofutureground: Mount Wilson Observatory, M33, Triangulum Spiral Nebula, 05/08/1910, Un
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
retrofutureground: Mount Wilson Observatory, Star Cluster M22 Sagitarii, Exposure 3 1/2 ho
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
retrofutureground: Yerkes Observatory, Morehouse’s comet, C/1908 R1 (Morehouse). Three exposur
retrofutureground: Mount Wilson Observatory, Star Cluster M22 Sagitarii, Exposure 3 1/2 ho
retrofutureground: John Charles Duncan, Obscured region in Vulpecula, photographed with the 100-inch
retrofutureground: Carl Størmer,  Northern Lights, 1910.
retrofutureground: Yerkes Observatory, Halley’s comet, 1910. 1. Yerkes Observatory, Halley&rsq
retrofutureground: Carl Størmer,  Northern Lights, 1910.
retrofutureground:Frank Hurley, April-August 1916.1. The spit and Gnomon Island from the interior of
retrofutureground:Mount Wilson & Palomar Observatories, Milky Way (negative print), +/- 1950
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
retrofutureground:Yerkes Observatory, Solar prominences around entire disk, 01-04-1916.Lantern slide
retrofutureground:Edward Emerson Barnard, Jupiter and Venus in conjunction. Photographed with the Br
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
retrofutureground: Mount Wilson Observatory, Star Cluster M22 Sagitarii, Exposure 3 1/2 ho
retrofutureground: John Charles Duncan, Obscured region in Vulpecula, photographed with the 100-inch
retrofutureground:P. Harris (INP Staff photo), View of the total eclipse as seen at 30.000 feet
retrofutureground:Edward Emerson Barnard, Meteor trail with the great Orion nebula in the field, 15-
retrofutureground:P. Harris (INP Staff photo), View of the total eclipse as seen at 30.000 feet
retrofutureground: John Charles Duncan, Obscured region in Vulpecula, photographed with the 100-inch
retrofutureground: Carl Størmer,  Northern Lights, 1910.
retrofutureground: Yerkes Observatory, Morehouse’s comet, C/1908 R1 (Morehouse). Three exposur
lunalye:retrofutureground: Edward Emerson Barnard, Meteor trail with the great Orion nebula in the f
retrofutureground: Carl Størmer,  Northern Lights, 1910.
retrofutureground: Edward Emerson Barnard, Frost on a window, a close-up view, 10-2-1917.
noirchrome: retrofutureground: nitescence: tiré de l’hippocampe; jean painlevé,
retrofutureground:Edward Emerson Barnard, Meteor trail with the great Orion nebula in the field, 15-
retrofutureground:Edward Emerson Barnard, Meteor trail with the great Orion nebula in the field, 15-
retrofutureground: Mount Wilson Observatory, Star Cluster M22 Sagitarii, Exposure 3 1/2 ho
retrofutureground:P. Harris (INP Staff photo), View of the total eclipse as seen at 30.000 feet
retrofutureground:Edward Emerson Barnard, Meteor trail with the great Orion nebula in the field, 15-
retrofutureground: Yerkes Observatory, Morehouse’s comet, C/1908 R1 (Morehouse). Three exposur
retrofutureground:Edward Emerson Barnard, Meteor trail with the great Orion nebula in the field, 15-
retrofutureground: Edward Emerson Barnard, Frost on a window, a close-up view, 10-2-1917.
retrofutureground:P. Harris (INP Staff photo), View of the total eclipse as seen at 30.000 feet
retrofutureground: John Charles Duncan, Obscured region in Vulpecula, photographed with the 100-inch
retrofutureground:Harold Edgerton, Stonehenge at night - 1944
retrofutureground:Edward Emerson Barnard, Meteor trail with the great Orion nebula in the field, 15-
retrofutureground: Anonymous, Total eclipse, Manilla, 20/06/1955. Vintage silver print.
retrofutureground: Yerkes Observatory, Morehouse’s comet, C/1908 R1 (Morehouse). Three exposur
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