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Explore breathtaking images of distant galaxies, nebulas, and celestial bodies captured by the Hubble telescope. Gain a new perspective on the vastness of our universe and marvel at the wonders beyond Earth's atmosphere.

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  1. Do you have problems? Thinking outside the box and putting things in perspective might help Here’s a little astronomy to help you put this into perspective

  2. Hubble

  3. The Hubble telescope is located outside our atmosphere and is orbiting around the Earth at 593 km above sea level with an orbital period of about 96 to 97 minutes at a speed of 28,000 km/h. Its name is in honor of astronomer Edwin Hubble, it was placed in orbit on April 24, 1990. It weighs about 11000 kg in a cylindrical form with a 13,2 m length and a diameter of 4,2 m. This telescope can obtain images of the cosmos at an 0,1 arc second of resolution.

  4. International Space Station

  5. View frominsidetheSpaceStation

  6. Hubble’sbest

  7. ThisistheSombraroGalaxiealsocalled M104 in Messier’scatalog at a distance of 28 millions light years. Thisisconsideredone of thebestpicturesHubbletook.

  8. ThenwehavetheAnt’sNebula so calledbecause of itsshape and located 3000 and 6000 light years.

  9. Thenhereisthe Esquimo Nebula at 5000 light years.

  10. In fourth place theCat’sEyeNebula.

  11. Fifth place theHourGlassNebulalocated 8000 light yearstheresult of anexplodingstar.

  12. In 6th place, wehavea part of theConeNebula at 2,5 light years

  13. In Seventh position, wefind a protion of theSwanNebulalocated 5,500 light yearsdescribed as anocean of hydrogenwithsmallquantities of oxygen, sulfur and otherelements.

  14. In 8th place, thisbeautifulimagecalled “Starrynight” And alsoknow as Light Echo.

  15. In 9th place, twogalaxiesmerging NGC 2207 and IC 2163 located 114 millions light years.

  16. Tenth place, a fragment of theTrifidNebulawithmanystars at 9000 light years.

  17. OtherimagesfromHubble

  18. Voyager 1

  19. Actual position of Voyager 1 (102 AU)

  20. Dwarft planet in 2003 UB 313 (Eris)

  21. Halley’scomet

  22. M16: The Eagle Nebula

  23. M57: Ring Nebula

  24. Nebula RCW 79

  25. NGC 2237: Rosette Nebula

  26. M42: Orion Nebula

  27. Proto Star

  28. Milky Way (our sun is indicated)

  29. A Black Hole

  30. NGC 4414

  31. The Earth with clouds

  32. The Earth without clouds

  33. The Earth with a rising moon

  34. Earth and New Moon

  35. Earth and full Moon

  36. Our Sun with its atmosphere

  37. Sun without its atmosphere

  38. Venus without its clouds

  39. Venus with clouds

  40. Mercury

  41. Mars

  42. Orbit of Mars, Phobos and Deimos

  43. Jupiter

  44. Jupiter’s moons and their orbits (the first 8, the closest ones)

  45. Saturn

  46. Saturn’s orbit and moons

  47. Uranus

  48. Uranus and Satellites

  49. Neptune

  50. Neptune’s orbit and satellites (without Nereid)