September 4, 2003 09:00 AM (EDT)

News Release Number: STScI-2003-24

Celestial Composition

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Spiral Galaxy NGC 3370, Home to Supernova Seen in 1994 Image Type: Astronomical PRC2003-24

Spiral Galaxy NGC 3370 Image Type: Astronomical

Comparison of Ground and ACS Images Image Type: Astronomical/Illustration

Details from ACS Image Image Type: Astronomical/Illustration

Center of Galaxy NGC 3370 Shows Dust Lanes and Uncommonly Ill-Defined Nucleus Image Type: Astronomical

Blue Star Clusters and Distant Galaxies Near Edge of Galaxy NGC 3370 Image Type: Astronomical

Star Clusters and Distant, Red Galaxies Near Edge of Galaxy NGC 3370 Image Type: Astronomical

A Bright Galaxy Interacts With a Companion (Details from Image of NGC 3370) Image Type: Astronomical

Warped, Edge-On Spiral Galaxy (Details from Image of NGC 3370) Image Type: Astronomical

Merging Blue Galaxies (Details from Image of NGC 3370) Image Type: Astronomical

Light Curve of Cepheid Variable in NGC 3370 Image Type: Illustration

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