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So far, NASA has released for public viewing about 57% of the images taken by WISE. Eventually, NASA will release all 2.7 million-plus images.

For access to these images, go to the Space Sciences Laboratory at the University of California Berkely (including NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory) website WISE Multimedia Gallery.

CBS News also has several individual images taken by WISE, along with descriptions of each. Check out 'Spectacular sky-mapping archive open to the public.'

Then, go to the link 'Gallery: Mapping the skies in infrared.'

 

 

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William Atkins completed educational degrees in science (bachelor’s in physics and mathematics) from Illinois State University (Normal, United States) and business (master’s in entrepreneurship and bachelor’s in industrial relations) from Western Illinois University

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