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Newest Window in the sky: the Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer satellite Mission (Slide Set Number 65)
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- Slide 1: Artist's conception of the Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer in space
- Slide 2: The electromagnetic spectrum
- Slide 3: Extreme ultraviolet technology
- Slide 4: The EUVE satellite's spacecraft information
- Slide 5: The EUVE scanning telescopes
- Slide 6: The EUVE Deep Survey/Spectrometer Telescope
- Slide 7: EUVE launch from Cape Canaveral
- Slide 8: EUVE Science Operations Center at UC Berkeley
- Slide 9: K-12 teachers participating in EUVE mission
- Slide 10: EUVE mission goals
- Slide 11: World and EUVE sky projections
- Slide 12: EUVE all sky map
- Slide 13: EUVE all sky map - complete data set
- Slide 14: Astronomical sources of extreme ultraviolet radiation
- Slide 15: EUVE targets of study
- Slide 16: Procyon in medium wavelength spectrometer
- Slide 17: Two white dwarfs: G191-B2B and HZ 43
- Slide 18: SS Cygni in outburst
- Slide 19: Our Sun's neighborhood
- Slide 20: First quarter Moon
- Slide 21: Full Moon
- Slide 22: Jupiter during Shoemaker-Levy 9 impacts
- Slide 23: Extreme ultraviolet helium emissions from Jupiter during SL-9 impacts
- Slide 24: Vela Supernova remnant
- Slide 25: Cygnus Loop Supernova remnant
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