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Pictures of the Month 2022

 

Sphinx-Observatory at Jungfraujoch. Photo: © Benjamin Barakat
The Lagoon Nebula, catalogued as Messier 8 in the filters L, R, G, B with an exposure time of 800 - 1500s per filter (total of 65m) obtained with the Stellarium Gornergrat RiFast 600mm. M 8 is a giant interstellar cloud in the constellation Sagittarius and is counted among the emission nebulae. The red glow is a HII region. Distance: 4000 – 6000 light years. Observer: Jonas Frey, Image preparation: Jesse Weder, © Stellarium Gornergrat
In the research station at Jungfraujoch there is a machine for the production of liquid nitrogen. Not long ago, the machine was completely serviced, which implied several days of work. Pictures: Daniela Bissig/HFSJG
Radar image of the Aletsch glacier with the Jungfraujoch on the left and the Concordia Place on the right. The image was acquired by the airborne radar system F-SAR of the Microwaves and Radar Institute of the German Aerospace Center. Several visible and hidden crevasses are displayed in red and green. Surface structures are shown in blue. Picture: © DLR-HR
Members of the NCCR (National Centre of Competence in Research) PlanetS during their visit at the research station Jungfraujoch. Pictures: Guido Schwarz, NCCR PlanetS
Members of the Research Council and the Administrative Offices of the Swiss National Science Foundation SNSF visited the research station at Jungfraujoch. The weather was changeable – as can be seen from the two group pictures. Photos: HFSJG

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2022-03-25:
Cryosphere event organized by the British Embassy Berne

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