> Why are the Images in Black and White?
> The                                    cameras on Hubble are equipped
> with a wide variety                                    of filters that
> allow astronomers to investigate                                   
> celestial objects as they appear over a broad
> range of the electromagnetic spectrum from the
> ultraviolet to the infrared. 

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Maybe someday they'll have the capacity to produce images that are not B/W, but 
not false colored either. There's a place for false color and B/W, but I can 
look up and see Betelguese's red even though it's ~640 light years away, and I 
would like to see accurate color photography too.

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