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A 50-foot radio telescope dish atop NRL's main administration building is the unofficial symbol of the Laboratory. JPEG (1.2MB) TIFF (4.4MB)		A bust of Thomas Edison at the NRL front gate honors his role in founding the Laboratory. JPEG (3.2MB) TIFF (6.3MB)		NRL Department of the Navy seal. More seals available: http://tid-www.nrl.navy.mil JPEG (200KB) TIFF (2.4MB)		NRL Trident emblem. JPEG (128KB) TIFF (1.1MB)
NRL's GRAB satellite, launched in 1960, was the first operational intelligence satellite. JPEG (3.8MB) TIFF (7.0MB)		A team of Vanguard I scientists mount the satellite in the rocket. JPEG (1.2MB) TIFF (5.8MB)		The 3-lb, grapefruit-sized Vanguard satellite launched on March 17, 1958. JPEG (2.4MB) TIFF (5.3MB)		Color-enhanced Clementine satellite image of the sunrise and Venus over the moon. Access all 1.8 million Clementine Lunar images at http://www.nrl.navy.mil/clementine JPEG (1.4MB) TIFF (6.2MB)
NRL spectroheliograph image of the sun, taken aboard Skylab in 1973, using the extreme ultraviolet radiation from ionized helium, 304 Angstom wavelength. JPEG (1.8MB) TIFF (7.0MB)		A 1979 image from NRL's SOLWIND experiment shows a comet colliding with the sun. It was the first positive evidence of a celestial body colliding with the sun and the first instance of a comet being discovered by satellite instrumentation. JPEG (8.4MB) TIFF (83.4MB)		Simulation of LASCO data prior to its 1995 launch on the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory. See near-real-time LASCO images at http://lasco-www.nrl.navy.mil JPEG (2.3MB) TIFF (6.4MB)
False-color, wide-field radio image of the Galactic Center. Areas of brightness indicate intense radio emission. JPEG (5.7MB) TIFF (15.8MB)