#Misaligned colored composite images

• by c_cld

  colored composite AGZ0000yna shows a misalignment of I-band with the two NIR bands J and H.
  chromatic order supposed: I-band is blue, J-band green, H-band red
  More easily and obviously seen in colored composite stars!

  Posted April 16, 2013 3:23 PM

• by c_cld

  same remark of misalignment for AGZ0000spm and answer by Brooke in forum on AGZ0000spm.
  Quoting Candels site:
  The core of CANDELS is the revolutionary near-infrared WFC3 camera, installed on Hubble in May 2009. WFC3 is sensitive to longer, redder wavelengths, which permits it to follow the stretching of lightwaves caused by the expanding Universe. This enables CANDELS to detect and measure objects much farther out in space and nearer to the Big Bang than before. CANDELS also uses the visible-light ACS camera, and together the two cameras give unprecedented panchromatic coverage of galaxies from optical wavelengths to the near-IR.

  Posted April 16, 2013 3:46 PM

• by c_cld

  examples of #misaligned star in I-band with J-band and H-band
  AGZ00004yg
  AGZ0000de4
  AGZ00008h3
  AGZ000086y

  Posted April 16, 2013 8:00 PM