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| Zoom on N44F |
Zooming on N11B |
Simulating the Red Rectangle |
Zoom on the Bug Nebula |
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| Zoom on the Bug Nebula |
Blending between different HDF surveys |
Browsing the individual Hubble observations |
Double star system orbiting |
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| Full heic0312 Video News Release |
3D Animation - Rosetta comet Close-up |
3D Animation - Rosetta comet Close-up |
3D Animation - Rosetta comet Close-up |
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| 3D Animation - Rosetta comet Close-up |
Hubble tracks down a galaxy cluster's dark matter |
Eye-catching celestial helix |
Hubble watches light echo from mysterious erupting star |
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| Evaporating extrasolar planet (artist's impression) |
Evaporating extrasolar planet (artist's impression) |
Evaporating extrasolar planet (artist's impression) |
Observing possible free-floating planet in globular cluster Messier 22 (artist's impression) |
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| Observations of NGC 1512 through 7 filters, from ultraviolet to infrared (without text) |
Zooming further into M82, blending to infrared observations revealing more than 100 super star clusters hiding behind the dust lanes |
Zoom into the Dumbbell Nebula |
Pan across the Gault asteroid |
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| Zoom on NGC 1052-DF2 |
Zooming in on the Lagoon Nebula |
Panning across the Lagoon Nebula |
Animation of a variable star |
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| Pan across Centaurus A |
Pan: A high amount of ram |
Supermassive black hole rips star apart (simulation) |
Zooming in on the Twin Jet Nebula |
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| Panning across the Twin Jet Nebula |
Positioning the Space Shuttle before the capture |
Praparing to insert the new solar panels |
Pan: Leaving on a jet |
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| Zoom: Galactic Seascape |
Cosmic Keyhole |
Animation of exomoon orbiting its planet |
Zooming in on a light echo (annotated) |
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| Zooming in on a light echo |
Fly-around and zoom into the Ring Nebula (fulldome) |
Zooming and panning on barred spiral galaxy Messier 83 |
How do light echoes work? |
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| Motion of stars in Omega Centauri |
Hertzsprung-Russell diagram animation |
Zooming on the Red Rectangle [annotated version] |
Zooming on the Red Rectangle |
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| Pan: The eponymous NGC 3783 |
Pan: Celestial fossils |
A close-up look at the Triangulum Galaxy |
Mysterious ripples moving through the disc of AU Microscopii |
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| Pan across Jupiter |
Astronomers explain proper motion in Omega Centauri |
Panning across the Lagoon Nebula |
Hubble captures star birth in the Carina Nebula |
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| Zoom and pan of Abell 370 |
Pan video: LMC 56 |
Zoom Into M13 |
Hubble Observes the Total Lunar Eclipse (Artist’s Impression) |
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| Zoom on AU Mic |
Zoom into Close-Up of Jet in 3C 264 |
Hubble bombarded by high energy particles |
Hubble and the Earth |
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| Neptune and its moons |
Gravitational lensing in action |
A 3D panning (artist's impression) on NGC 3603. |
Pan: NGC 7496 |
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| Head in the Clouds |
A Snapshot of Interacting Galaxies |
Zoom Into M3 |
Pan of M3 |
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| Pan of AG Carinae |
Hubble Observes the Total Lunar Eclipse (Artist’s Impression) |
Pan across LHA 120-N150 |
Animation of Comet 2I/Borisov |
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| Gravitational lensing of distant quasar |
Hubble - 15 years of discovery (German version) |
Using grism to find faint dwarf galaxies furiously forming stars |
Jupiter’s shrinking spot |
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| The Hubble Sequence throughout the Universe's history |
Bow shock in stellar jet HH 47 |
Zooming in on NGC 2467 |
Pan: The forest for the trees, the galaxy for the stars |
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| Pan: Cosmic leviathan |
A Dazzling Hubble Collection of Supernova Host Galaxies |
Pan on NGC 4298 and NGC 4302 |
Pan in time |
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| Terzan 7 cluster (fulldome) |
Hubble time tunnel |
Zoom on Munich, Germany |
Zooming in on stars in the Andromeda Galaxy’s disc |
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| Pan across NGC 2841 |
Pan: NGC 3370 |
Pan video: NGC 3511 |
Pan: Veil Nebula |
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| Jupiter over time (December 2023 to March 2024) |
Pan: Captured on glass |
Pan: Sighting forbidden light |
Pan: Stellar cradle |
