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  1. Hubble Uncovers Black Hole Disk that Shouldn't Exist

    July 11, 2019Release ID: 2019-35 Missions: Hubble

    Hubble Offers Peek at Material Swirling Close to a Black Hole

    Hubble Uncovers Black Hole Disk that Shouldn't Exist
  2. STScI To Design Science Operations for New Panoramic Space Telescope

    July 02, 2019Release ID: 2019-39 Missions: Roman, STScI

    STScI is thrilled to be able to help NASA, the science teams, and the astronomical community, in making WFIRST a success.

    Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope illustration
  3. Atmosphere of Mid-Size Planet Revealed by Hubble and Spitzer

    July 02, 2019Release ID: 2019-38 Missions: Hubble

    Mysterious World Is Unlike Anything Found in Our Solar System

    Atmosphere of Mid-Size Planet Revealed by Hubble and Spitzer
  4. Hubble Captures the Galaxy's Biggest Ongoing Stellar Fireworks Show

    July 01, 2019Release ID: 2019-18 Missions: Hubble

    Observations in Ultraviolet Light Uncover New Surprises

    Hubble Captures the Galaxy's Biggest Ongoing Stellar Fireworks Show
  5. Table Salt Compound Spotted on Europa

    June 12, 2019Release ID: 2019-37 Missions: Hubble

    Astronomers detect sodium chloride on the surface of Jupiter's moon Europa.

    Table Salt Compound Spotted on Europa
  6. A Pair of Fledgling Planets Directly Seen Growing Around a Young Star

    June 03, 2019Release ID: 2019-26 Missions: STScI

    Gas giants are carving a gap within a planet-forming disk.

    Illustration of a path of dusty material. It begins at the left, continues to the center to encircle a small red exoplanet, and then proceeds right.
  7. Galaxy Blazes with New Stars Born from Close Encounter

    May 16, 2019Release ID: 2019-30 Missions: Hubble

    A Glancing Blow Between Two Galaxies Results in a Firestorm of New Stars Springing into Life

    Galaxy Blazes with New Stars Born from Close Encounter
  8. Hubble Astronomers Assemble Wide View of the Evolving Universe

    May 02, 2019Release ID: 2019-17 Missions: Hubble

    Image contains 265,000 galaxies that stretch billions of years back in time.

    Hubble Astronomers Assemble Wide View of the Evolving Universe
  9. Mystery of the Universe's Expansion Rate Widens with New Hubble Data

    April 25, 2019Release ID: 2019-25 Missions: Hubble

    New physics may be needed to rectify the universe's past and present behavior.

    Mystery of the Universe's Expansion Rate Widens with New Hubble Data
  10. Hubble Celebrates 29th Anniversary with a Colorful Look at the Southern Crab Nebula

    April 18, 2019Release ID: 2019-15 Missions: Hubble

    Rich colors of the gases in the nebula's filaments correspond to glowing hydrogen (green), sulfur (red), nitrogen (orange), and oxygen (blue).

    Colorful hourglass-shaped nebula with a bright white star and a glowing figure eight at its center.
  11. NASA Awards 2019 Postdoctoral Fellowships

    April 04, 2019Release ID: 2019-24 Missions: STScI, Hubble

    The NHFP is one of the highlights of NASA's pursuit of excellence in space science.

    NASA Awards 2019 Postdoctoral Fellowships
  12. Hubble Watches Spun-up Asteroid Coming Apart

    March 28, 2019Release ID: 2019-22 Missions: Hubble

    Fast-spinning asteroid is shedding dust into space.

    Hubble Watches Spun-up Asteroid Coming Apart
  13. What Does the Milky Way Weigh? Hubble and Gaia Investigate

    March 07, 2019Release ID: 2019-16 Missions: Hubble

    Wayward star clusters are used to weigh our home galaxy.

    Illustration of a blue and pink spiral galaxy in the center, surrounded by white dots of different sizes.
  14. Hubble's Advanced Camera for Surveys Resumes Operations

    March 06, 2019Release ID: 2019-23 Missions: Hubble

    The Advanced Camera for Surveys is now back to its standard operating mode for normal operations.

    Hubble's Advanced Camera for Surveys Resumes Operations
  15. Advanced Camera for Surveys Anomaly on Hubble Space Telescope

    March 01, 2019Release ID: 2019-21 Missions: Hubble

    Hubble continues to operate normally, executing observations with the other three science instruments, WFC3, COS, and STIS, that are all performing nominally.

    Advanced Camera for Surveys Anomaly on Hubble Space Telescope

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