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R to @NASAHubble: In total, 32 astronauts helped launch, repair, and upgrade Hubble. The final servicing mission in 2009 left the telescope at the peak of its ability. We’re exploring Hubble’s story one chapter at a time this week. Experience the mission through 27 images here: https://go.nasa.gov/4iGWOVu

Published: April 30, 2025 13:25

In total, 32 astronauts helped launch, repair, and upgrade Hubble. The final servicing mission in 2009 left the telescope at the peak of its ability. We’re exploring Hubble’s story one chapter at a time this week. Experience the mission through 27 images…

Hubble remains healthy and productive 35 years into its mission – in large part, thanks to five servicing missions completed by astronauts. Using the space shuttle, astronauts successfully installed new instruments, replaced failed hardware, and completed standard maintenance.

Published: April 30, 2025 13:25

Hubble remains healthy and productive 35 years into its mission – in large part, thanks to five servicing missions completed by astronauts. Using the space shuttle, astronauts successfully installed new instruments, replaced failed hardware, and completed…

RT by @NASAHubble: On a scale of 1-10, rate the Cartwheel galaxy’s neat trick! @NASAHubble, @ChandraXray, GALEX, and Spitzer captured it in multiple types of light, revealing ripples of star formation from a collision with a smaller galaxy. https://go.nasa.gov/44yGjrd #NationalCartwheelDay

Published: April 29, 2025 17:55

On a scale of 1-10, rate the Cartwheel galaxy’s neat trick! @NASAHubble, @ChandraXray, GALEX, and Spitzer captured it in multiple types of light, revealing ripples of star formation from a collision with a smaller galaxy. go.nasa.gov/44yGjrd…

Launch of a legend! 🚀 35 years ago this month, the space shuttle Discovery took off from @NASAKennedy with Hubble. Once in space, a crew of five astronauts deployed the telescope, kicking off decades of discovery that continue to this day.

Published: April 29, 2025 13:10

Launch of a legend! 🚀 35 years ago this month, the space shuttle Discovery took off from @NASAKennedy with Hubble. Once in space, a crew of five astronauts deployed the telescope, kicking off decades of discovery that continue to this day.

R to @NASAHubble: We’re exploring Hubble’s story one chapter at a time this week. Experience the mission through 27 impactful images here ⬇️ https://go.nasa.gov/4iEj4iG

Published: April 29, 2025 13:10

We’re exploring Hubble’s story one chapter at a time this week. Experience the mission through 27 impactful images here ⬇️ go.nasa.gov/4iEj4iG

R to @NASAHubble: Building and developing such a sophisticated space telescope took hard work and ingenuity. @NASA_Marshall had the overall responsibility for the observatory’s design, development, and construction. Experience the Hubble story through 27 images here: https://go.nasa.gov/4jWD419

Published: April 28, 2025 14:27

Building and developing such a sophisticated space telescope took hard work and ingenuity. @NASA_Marshall had the overall responsibility for the observatory’s design, development, and construction. Experience the Hubble story through 27 images here:…

R to @NASAHubble: In 1946, Princeton astrophysicist Lyman Spitzer wrote about the benefits of placing a telescope in space, above Earth’s atmosphere. Eventually, in 1977 Congress approved the plans for what would become Hubble.

Published: April 28, 2025 14:26

In 1946, Princeton astrophysicist Lyman Spitzer wrote about the benefits of placing a telescope in space, above Earth’s atmosphere. Eventually, in 1977 Congress approved the plans for what would become Hubble.

Last week, Hubble achieved 35 years in orbit! But Hubble’s story began well before its launch. For the next few days, we’re taking a look back at the chapters of Hubble’s history as we look forward to its continued scientific impact. ⬇️

Published: April 28, 2025 14:26

Last week, Hubble achieved 35 years in orbit! But Hubble’s story began well before its launch. For the next few days, we’re taking a look back at the chapters of Hubble’s history as we look forward to its continued scientific impact. ⬇️

May is just around the corner, which means it's time for the next month of Hubble's Night Sky Challenge! Lots of cosmic targets are visible in May (like these ones!) in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Find out how to participate: https://go.nasa.gov/4lUHSG7

Published: April 25, 2025 19:57

May is just around the corner, which means it's time for the next month of Hubble's Night Sky Challenge! Lots of cosmic targets are visible in May (like these ones!) in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Find out how to participate:…

RT by @NASAHubble: Happy 35th birthday to the @NASAHubble Space Telescope — a mission championed by our namesake, Dr. Nancy Grace Roman! 🎂 We’re celebrating Hubble’s legacy with a look to the future. Roman is designed to work alongside Hubble and dramatically expand on its discoveries. Learn more: https://go.nasa.gov/3GCSKrI

Published: April 25, 2025 17:32

Happy 35th birthday to the @NASAHubble Space Telescope — a mission championed by our namesake, Dr. Nancy Grace Roman! 🎂 We’re celebrating Hubble’s legacy with a look to the future. Roman is designed to work alongside Hubble and dramatically expand on its…

📍 Messier 72 This week's new #HubbleFriday view shows a star cluster about 50,000 light-years from Earth. Globular clusters like this one are roughly spherical collections of stars bound together by gravity: https://go.nasa.gov/42NXDWq

Published: April 25, 2025 16:00

📍 Messier 72 This week's new #HubbleFriday view shows a star cluster about 50,000 light-years from Earth. Globular clusters like this one are roughly spherical collections of stars bound together by gravity: go.nasa.gov/42NXDWq

RT by @NASAHubble: Take a trip down memory lane. 🔭 35 years ago today, @NASAHubble was deployed from the cargo bay of space shuttle Discovery as part of STS-31. Check out photos of the crew’s training in Houston prior to the mission.

Published: April 25, 2025 13:50

Take a trip down memory lane. 🔭 35 years ago today, @NASAHubble was deployed from the cargo bay of space shuttle Discovery as part of STS-31. Check out photos of the crew’s training in Houston prior to the mission.

RT by @NASAHubble: It's your time to shine! @NASAHubble was released by Space Shuttle Discovery #OTD in 1990 to begin its extraordinary mission—now spanning 35 years. Revisit some of the most beautiful images from its history! https://go.nasa.gov/3Y9ocE5

Published: April 25, 2025 13:00

It's your time to shine! @NASAHubble was released by Space Shuttle Discovery #OTD in 1990 to begin its extraordinary mission—now spanning 35 years. Revisit some of the most beautiful images from its history! go.nasa.gov/3Y9ocE5

RT by @NASAHubble: What do the @NASAHubble Space Telescope and everyday tech have in common? 🛰️ More than you think. Explore surprising success stories in tech transfer from space to Earth. Check out our latest Tumblr post on Spinoffs: https://bit.ly/3GBNO6p

Published: April 24, 2025 17:37

What do the @NASAHubble Space Telescope and everyday tech have in common? 🛰️ More than you think. Explore surprising success stories in tech transfer from space to Earth. Check out our latest Tumblr post on Spinoffs: bit.ly/3GBNO6p

RT by @NASAHubble: Today, @NASAHubble celebrates 35 years in orbit! The historic mission, which relies on our Near Space Network to transmit data to Earth, has transformed our understanding of the universe and led to new discoveries. Learn more here: https://go.nasa.gov/4lJ3kO4

Published: April 24, 2025 15:58

Today, @NASAHubble celebrates 35 years in orbit! The historic mission, which relies on our Near Space Network to transmit data to Earth, has transformed our understanding of the universe and led to new discoveries. Learn more here: go.nasa.gov/4lJ3kO4

RT by @NASAHubble: 35 years of @NASAHubble🎉 #NASAMarshall served as the lead @NASA center for the design, development, and construction of the space telescope. Astronauts also trained on servicing Hubble while in space using Marshall's Neutral Buoyancy Simulator (NBS) as seen in these images. To celebrate the launch anniversary of Hubble, NASA has released an assortment of compelling images, stretching from the planet Mars to star-forming regions, and a neighboring galaxy. Check them out >> https://science.nasa.gov/missions/hubble/nasa-celebrates-hubbles-35th-year-in-orbit/

Published: April 24, 2025 15:00

35 years of @NASAHubble🎉 #NASAMarshall served as the lead @NASA center for the design, development, and construction of the space telescope. Astronauts also trained on servicing Hubble while in space using Marshall's Neutral Buoyancy Simulator (NBS) as…

#OTD 35 years ago, Hubble launched into space to begin its mission to understand our universe! To this day, it remains a scientific powerhouse. Check out the telescope's biggest discoveries from its past year in orbit ⬇️

Published: April 24, 2025 14:13

#OTD 35 years ago, Hubble launched into space to begin its mission to understand our universe! To this day, it remains a scientific powerhouse. Check out the telescope's biggest discoveries from its past year in orbit ⬇️

RT by @NASAHubble: 35 triumphant years in space! Lifting off at 8:33am local time from @NASAKennedy, the launch of @NASAHubble #OTD in 1990 marked the dawn of more than three decades of jaw-dropping discoveries about our solar system, our galaxy, and our universe.

Published: April 24, 2025 12:30

35 triumphant years in space! Lifting off at 8:33am local time from @NASAKennedy, the launch of @NASAHubble #OTD in 1990 marked the dawn of more than three decades of jaw-dropping discoveries about our solar system, our galaxy, and our universe.