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Spitzer Space Telescope
The Spitzer Space Telescope was an infrared space observatory launched by NASA in 2003, which operated until 2020, providing insights into the early universe, exoplanets, and more.
Source: jpl.nasa.gov
APODs including "Spitzer Space Telescope"
W5: Pillars of Star Formation
20/11/2011
Spitzer's Orion
17/09/2011
The North America Nebula in Infrared
15/02/2011
Coreshine from a Dark Cloud
30/09/2010
Young Star Cluster Westerlund 2
26/06/2010
Spitzer's Orion
10/04/2010
Galaxy Group Hickson 31
22/02/2010
The Mystery of the Fading Star
08/01/2010
The Tail of the Small Magellanic Cloud
07/01/2010
Dust and the Helix Nebula
31/12/2009
Spitzer's M101
30/12/2009
Young Stars in the Rho Ophiuchi Cloud
13/11/2009
Great Observatories Explore Galactic Center
11/11/2009
NGC 2623: Galaxy Merger from Hubble
09/11/2009
Giant Dust Ring Discovered Around Saturn
13/10/2009
NGC 6240: Merging Galaxies
18/06/2009
Stars at the Galactic Center
14/06/2009
SNR 0104: An Unusual Suspect
12/06/2009
Tycho's Supernova Remnant
17/03/2009
A Dangerous Summer on HD 80606b
04/02/2009
The Galactic Core in Infrared
07/01/2009
W5: Pillars of Star Creation
16/09/2008
Generations of Stars in W5
29/08/2008
Spitzer's M101
25/07/2008
M81: Feeding a Black Hole
27/06/2008
Two-Armed Spiral Milky Way
06/06/2008
Spitzer's Milky Way
05/06/2008
The Giants of Omega Centauri
01/05/2008
Sculpting the South Pillar
13/03/2008
Young Stars in the Rho Ophiuchi Cloud
15/02/2008