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HDF
(redirected from Hubble Deep Field)

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HDFHierarchical Data Format
HDFHubble Deep Field
HDFHastings Diversified Utilities Fund (also seen as HDUF; Australia)
HDFHigh Density Fibreboard
HDFHereditary Disease Foundation
HDFHaemodiafiltration
HDFHalt Die Fresse (German)
HDFHigh-frequency Direction Finding
HDFHard Decision Feedback
HDFHighest Density First
HDFHard Disk Failure
HDFHungarian Defense Force
HDFHalogenated Dibenzofuran
HDFHigh Density Frame (Seicor)
HDFHalt Dich Fest (Germany)


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One swath, known as the Hubble Deep Field North, was originally examined by Hubble's wide-field and planetary camera in late 1995 and has recently has been scanned by an even more-sensitive instrument, Hubble's Advanced Camera for Surveys, installed 2 years ago.
Getting the GOODS on galaxies: a telescope views patches of the ... by Cowen, Ron / Science News
5 days of observations with the recently installed Advanced Camera for Surveys on the Hubble Space Telescope, is several times as sensitive as the Hubble Deep Field images (SN: 3/1/03, p.
Image reveals galaxy's violent past. (Starry View) by Cowen, R. / Science News
BODY OF EVIDENCE Using one of these large-format infrared cameras on a high-precision telescope in Parnal, Chile, astronomers recently examined the Hubble Deep Field South, a patch of sky that previously had been viewed for a solid week in visible light by the Hubble Space Telescope.
Mature before their time: in the youthful universe, some galaxies ... by Cowen, Ron / Science News
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