July 1993 Press and Photo releases (Folder 1 of 2)

Press release STScI-PR93-19 discusses how Hubble's recent observations of the nearest Seyfert galaxy, NGC 4395, further support the theory that active galaxies are fueled by a massive black hole at the center. Photo release STScI-PR93-19; This photograph of the nearest Seyfert galaxy, NGC 4395, was taken with the Palomar 200-inch telescope. Press release STScI-PR93-18 details Hubble's discovery of a double nucleus in the center of spiral galaxy, M31. Photo release STScI-PR93-18; NASA's Hubble Space Telescope (HST) clearly shows the double nucleus of the giant spiral galaxy in Andromeda, M31. Photo release STScI-PR93-18; this Photo release displays three images of M31, located in the constellation Andromeda; the left image is a ground view of the Andromeda galaxy M31, the center image is a ground view of M31's core, and the right image is Hubble's capture of M31's double nucleus.