| THE ING NEWSLETTER | No. 3, September 2000 |
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Shown above is the William Herschel Deep Field (WHDF), a 7×7 arcminute patch of sky in the constellation of Pisces observed by the WHT for a total of about 70 hours. The WHDF is the deepest ground-based image of the sky (for further information see article by Nigel Metcalfe et al.) . [ JPEG | TIFF ] |
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