The Horsehead Nebula in Infrared

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The Wide Field Camera 3 (WFC3) is a fourth-generation UVIS/IR imager aboard the Hubble Space Telescope (HST). WFC3 was installed in May 2009 during HST servicing mission 4, and replaces the Wide Field Planetary Camera 2 (WFPC2).
WFC3 Status
The UVIS and IR Channels are operating nominally.
WFC3 STAN Archive
All Telescopes documents of interest to WFC3 users
Late Breaking News from the Last 45 Days
Quick-Start Advice to Run Reverse Correction for CTE now available here: CTE Tools
WFC3 Throughput are now available as text files: Throughput Tables
[06/27/2013] Header Keyword MTFLAG Found to be Incorrectly Set in Some Observations
Documents added in the last 45 days
ISR 2013-06: Characterizing Persistence in the WFC3 IR Channel: Finite Trapping Times
K. S. Long, S. M. Baggett & J. W. MacKenty 23 Jul 2013
K. S. Long, S. M. Baggett & J. W. MacKenty 23 Jul 2013
ISR 2013-07: Characterizing Persistence in the WFC3 IR Channel: Observations of Omega Cen
K. S. Long, S. M. Baggett & J. W. MacKenty 09 Jul 2013
K. S. Long, S. M. Baggett & J. W. MacKenty 09 Jul 2013
ISR 2013-14: Astrometric Correction for WFC3/UVIS Lithographic-Mask Pattern
V. Kozhurina-Platais, D. Hammer, N. Dencheva, & W. Hack 09 Jul 2013
V. Kozhurina-Platais, D. Hammer, N. Dencheva, & W. Hack 09 Jul 2013
ISR 2013-13: Evaluation and Comparison of Deep UVIS PSFs Observed at Three Epochs
L. Dressel 26 Jun 2013
L. Dressel 26 Jun 2013
ISR 2013-10: In-flight Corrections to the WFC3 UVIS Flat Fields
J. Mack, E. Sabbi, & T. Dahlen 25 Jun 2013
J. Mack, E. Sabbi, & T. Dahlen 25 Jun 2013
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