M82
High-resolution spectra of the central core of the starburst galaxy M82
were taken on the 3rd night of the run. Pictured here are two
images (scroll down to both of them). The top image is a 2x zoomed
image captured in the slit-viewing camera through a KL filter; the dark
line is the entrance slit (0.288 wide x 24 arcsec long) to the spectrograph.
The bottom image is the sky subtracted spectrum obtained simultaneously
covering the approximate spectral region 3.6 to 4.06 microns. The rotational
velocity of the
galaxy is very evident in the prominent emission line of Br-alpha (4.05226
microns).