Skip to content
For Scientists
arrow_outward
News
Gallery
Telescopes + Tech
VLA
ALMA
VLBA
ngVLA
CDL
ngRADAR
VLASS
Spectrum Management
Visit Us
Visit VLA
Visit ALMA
Learn
What is Radio Astronomy?
Black Holes
Exoplanets
Pulsars Astronomy
Eclipse Basics
Blogs
Outreach Programs & Events
Diversity & Inclusion
Explore
The VLA Explorer
Cosmic Coloring Compositor
Milky Way Explorer
Interferometry Explained
ALMA Explorer
NRAO Mission Control
Join & Give
search
Home
chevron_right
Gallery
chevron_right
09 – ALMA Top 10: Planetary Rings of Uranus ‘Glow’ in Cold Light
09 – ALMA Top 10: Planetary Rings of Uranus ‘Glow’ in Cold Light
The rings of Uranus are thin and dark. But new thermal images from ALMA Observatory and the Very Large Telescope in Chile show them glowing brightly.
Credit:
Share this...
Facebook
Pinterest
Twitter
Linkedin
Categories:
Planets and Moons
The Solar System
Part of Collections:
2019 ALMA Top 10
Download Video
download
Have you reviewed our
Media Use Policy
?
Yes, continue
arrow_circle_right
hd
1920 x 1080
35.32 MB
download
sd
960 x 540
12.02 MB
download
hd
1280 x 720
18.58 MB
download
sd
426 x 240
2.81 MB
download
sd
640 x 360
5.39 MB
download
source
1920 x 1080
153.37 MB
download
More Planets and Moons Images & Videos
VLASS Sees Planets
Video of Jupiter’s moon Io
Volcanoes on Io
Spacecraft DAPPER will study “dark ages” of the universe in radio waves
10 – ALMA Top 10: Inside Jupiter’s Storms
ALMA Peers into the Turbulent Atmosphere of Jupiter
Planetary rings of Uranus Poster
Europa’s First Global Thermal Map