STScI’s 2025 in Review

STScI Newsletter
2026 / Volume 43 / Issue 01

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Abigail Major (amajor[at)stsci.edu), Claire Blome (cblome[at)stsci.edu)

Published April 3, 2026

We invite you to celebrate the milestones, accomplishments, and discoveries that defined 2025 at the Space Telescope Science Institute in our recently released annual report. Throughout the 2025 calendar year, more than 850 staff members at the institute contributed their talents and expertise to support the astronomy community and serve the public on a daily basis. 

Highlights include the Hubble and James Webb space telescopes’ teamwork to track interstellar visitor comet 3I/ATLAS, the commencement of the multi-year, multi-mission Director’s Discretionary Rocky Worlds program, rolling out the cloud-based Roman Research Nexus in preparation for the launch of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, and helping bring together hundreds of scientists, technologists, and policymakers to complete foundational work for the Habitable Worlds Observatory.

Take a moment to learn more about our work — and download the poster that showcases stunning imagery from our missions and a slew of stats.

Four images are placed side by side to make up a long horizontal. From left to right: The planet Mars imaged by the Hubble Space Telescope, many space- and ground-based images of space represent the Barbara A. Mikulski Archive for Space Telescopes, the Cat’s Paw Nebula imaged by the James Webb Space Telescope, and the Roman Space Telescope shown fully assembled in a clean room.
Learn about our 2025 scope of work by exploring the institute’s annual report, and bring the universe a bit closer to you by downloading our accompanying poster.

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