May 14, 1998 12:00 AM (EDT)

News Release Number: STScI-1998-14

Hubble Provides Multiple Views of How to Feed a Black Hole

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All images from this news release:

Turbulent Cauldron of Starbirth in Galaxy Centaurus A, With Ground View (inset) Image Type: Astronomical PRC1998-14a

Centaurus A: the Inside Story Image Type: Astronomical/Illustration PRC1998-14b

Nearby Galaxy Centaurus A Image Type: Astronomical

Ground-Based Color Composite NOAO CTIO 4m 1975 Image Type: Astronomical

Nucleus of Galaxy Centaurus A Image Type: Astronomical

NICMOS Pa-alpha/continuum composite Image Type: Astronomical

VLA 6cm (Radio) 1988 Image Type: Astronomical

NOAO/CTIO (Ground) Image Type: Astronomical

Galaxy Centaurus A Image Type: Astronomical

Nucleus of Galaxy Centaurus A Image Type: Astronomical

NICMOS Pa-alpha/continuum composite Image Type: Astronomical

VLA and Optical Image Type: Astronomical

Einstein X-ray 1979 deconvolved Image Type: Astronomical

Einstein with Radio contours Image Type: Astronomical/Illustration

NGC 4261 WFPC with illustration of jet. Image Type: Astronomical/Illustration

Hubble Finds Twisted Gas Disk from Galaxy Collision Fueling Nearst Active Black Hole Image Type: Illustration

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