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STScI Announces the JWST Cycle 1 General Observer Program

The approved Cycle 1 GO Program includes proposals that are scientifically balanced and represent the worldwide observer community. Learn More

Locations within the constellation of Orion of the 13 young low mass stars in the ULLYSES second data release

Second Data Release for Hubble's ULLYSES Program Is Live

Hubble's observations of 13 T Tauri stars are now available—plus, complementary data from FUSE was added to 80 of the first 115 targets. Read more

2020 STScI Annual Report cover

2020 STScI Annual Report

Celebrate 30 years of Hubble, learn about Webb and Roman’s latest preparations, and read how our staff adapted to the challenges of COVID-19. Read the report

PRESS RELEASES

EVENTS

12 May 2021

Chemical Diversity of Super-Earths and Formation Pathways

The new frontier in exoplanet research is the characterization of low-mass exoplanets now that their masses and radii are routinely measured. With these observations, the first...

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17-20 May 2021

Multi-object Spectroscopy for Statistical Measures of Galaxy Evolution

NOTES: The workshop will include invited reviews as well as contributed talks and e-posters selected from abstract submissions. e-posters could be PDF poster, slides, slides...

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19 May 2021

From Black Holes to Big Data

I made the transition from Academia to Big Data/Data Science seven years ago. A lot has changed since then. I'll share some of the details of my transition to the tech sector...

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Cosmic Reef

Galaxy Cluster Abell 370

Spiral Galaxy NGC 1300

Star-Forming Nebula NGC 3603

Small Magellanic Cloud

Stephan's Quintet

Faint glow within galaxy clusters

Supernova Remnant 0509-67.5

Horsehead Nebula (Infrared)

Heart of the Tarantula Nebula