Launched in 1990 Hubble space telescope has been sharing the secrets of the universe with us ever since. Hubble, which has produced striking images since the first day, April 24 celebrates its 32nd birthday. NASA, Hubble’s birthday has released a special video for the astronaut, including some of the celestial objects that the telescope has viewed and discovered recently.
Largest comet ever discovered!
The new comet detected by the Hubble space telescope on Tuesday, April 12, is far beyond anything seen so far.
Images taken by the Hubble space telescope are quite impressive
In the shared video, the biggest comet measuring dimensions, Jupiterhow the storm that formed the Great Red Spot of ‘s accelerated, SaturnIt’s pretty much like observing the weather on Jupiter and Saturn, including the changing color of the atmosphere strips of Earth. impressive images is located.
In addition, two moons of Jupiter Ganymede and europe The study showed that they have water vapor in their atmosphere. Hubble also spooky star in the Milky Way CW Leonisviewed, PDS 70b took an ultraviolet view of the planet and presented an expanding bubble of gas near the heart of our galaxy.
Going further beyond the galaxy, Hubble created a planet that seemed to help form stars rather than destroy them. black hole Has detected. Space telescope solving mystery of mirrored double galaxies approx. 13 billion years seen so far farthest star managed to detect.
In addition, Hubble scientistsa beautiful collection of five unusually packed galaxies for the telescope’s birthday Hubble They shared more images. Hickson Compact Group 40 The cluster, called this cluster, consists of three spiral galaxies, an elliptical galaxy, and a lenticular galaxy, all very close together. All of these galaxies will one day collide and form one large galaxy.
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