(24 Apr 2025)
SPACE HUBBLE TELESCOPE ANNIVERSARY
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1. Various animations of the Hubble telescope in orbit
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2. A selection of photogenic space targets captured by the Hubble telescope and released by NASA to celebrate the 35th anniversary of NASA Hubble Space Telescope; Upper left: Mars. Upper right: planetary nebula NGC 2899. Lower left: a small portion of the Rosette Nebula. Lower right: barred spiral galaxy NGC 5335
3. Zoom of view of processed planetary nebula NGC 2899 captured by Hubble telescope
4. Animated visualisation of processed planetary nebula NGC 5335 captured by Hubble telescope
5. Animated visulisation of dark clouds in the Rosette Nebula captured by Hubble telescope
6. Various animated visualisations of Mars captured by Hubble telescope, showing the Olympus Mons, Valles Marineris, clouds and Hellas Planitia
7. Various animated visuals of galaxies and other photogenic space targets taken by the Hubble telescope
8. Zoom out animated visualisation of Milky Way from Hubble telescope captures
9. Animated view of distant planetary object with a spectograph with elements labelled
10. Zoom in of animated view of Hubble Telescope
11. Animation of James Webb Telescope
12. Animation of Chandra X-ray Observatory
13. Animation of Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite
14. Animation of X-ray Multi-Mirror Mission (XMM-Newton)
15. Animation of upcoming Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope
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16. Various of Hubble telescope service missions
17. Mid of NASA experts at computers in operational control
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18. Animation of Hubble telescop in orbit
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Frosty Martian skies, glowing nebulae, and distant, star-filled galaxies all feature in a new set of images from the Hubble Space Telescope.
Released by NASA to mark 35 years of it in orbit, they showcase the telescope’s legacy in the mission to learn more about the cosmos.
STORYLINE:
35 years ago, NASA launched the Hubble Space Telescope into orbit, ushering in a revolutionary era of cosmic exploration.
Perched above Earth’s atmosphere, Hubble has captured more than 1.6 million observations, revealing the universe in unprecedented clarity.
To mark this anniversary, NASA has released a series of new images, based on captures from the telescope.
From planets in our solar system to star-forming regions and distant galaxies, the images are as spectacular as ever.
Among them, the glowing wings of planetary nebula NGC 2899, propelled by stellar winds and radiation.
A flocculent spiral galaxy, NGC 5335, reveals its starry arms in remarkable detail.
Dark clouds of gas in the Rosette Nebula, a vast nursery of stars, stretch across the frame, 5,200 light-years away.
And Mars, seen near opposition, is dusted with thin water-ice clouds that give it a frosty glow in ultraviolet light.
Over the decades, Hubble has peered deep into the cosmos, detecting black hole jets, colliding asteroids, and even the most distant star ever observed, whose light travelled nearly 13 billion years.
Its deep field images have unveiled thousands of galaxies and helped scientists refine the age and expansion rate of the universe.
The telescope’s longevity has allowed astronomers to revisit cosmic targets over time.
Each brings a different view.
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