ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Apr 20, 2023) On its 33rd anniversary, Hubble reveals NGC 1333, a vibrant star-forming nebula in the Perseus molecular cloud, showcasing the chaotic beauty of stellar birth. esahubble.org/images/heic2304a/

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Jun 2, 2016) Astronomers use Cepheid variable stars in the spiral galaxy UGC 9391 to calculate the expansion rate of the modern Universe. esahubble.org/images/heic1611c/

NASA Hubble Space Telescope on Flickr (Apr 2, 2002) The Cone Nebula (NGC 2264), a massive pillar of gas and dust in Monoceros, spans 7 light-years and is eroded by radiation from young stars. flic.kr/p/21ZRTsr

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (May 23, 2016) This stunning image from the NASA/ESA Space Telescope showcases thousands of colorful galaxies in Leo, part of the Frontier Fields campaign to study galaxy clusters and distant galaxies. esahubble.org/images/potw1621a/

NASA Hubble Space Telescope on Flickr (May 24, 2018) NGC 3521, located 26 million light-years away in Leo, is a flocculent spiral galaxy known for its soft, woolly appearance and patchy star distribution. flic.kr/p/KmAzkd

NASA Hubble Space Telescope on Flickr (Oct 3, 2022) The interacting galaxies Arp-Madore 608-333 are subtly warping each other in this serene Hubble Space Telescope image. flic.kr/p/2ohbqin

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Sep 6, 2007) This image features a building block galaxy at a redshift of 4.90, showcasing the early universe as observed by Hubble. esahubble.org/images/heic0714d/

NASA Hubble Space Telescope on Flickr (Jan 11, 2019) Abell 2218, a giant galaxy cluster located 2 billion light-years away in Draco, distorts and magnifies images of far-off galaxies via gravitational lensing. flic.kr/p/2d4bLxy

NASA Hubble Space Telescope on Flickr (Jun 1, 2020) Globular cluster NGC 6441, about 13,000 light-years from the Milky Way's center, contains stars that sparkle like snowflakes, weighing 1.6 million times the mass of the Sun. flic.kr/p/2jGdTLR

NASA Hubble Space Telescope on Flickr (May 29, 2018) NGC 4639, a barred spiral galaxy located over 70 million light-years away in the Virgo Cluster, features bright areas of star formation and a weak active galactic nucleus. flic.kr/p/26xLRE7

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Jan 9, 2024) Hubble reveals the host galaxy of Fast Radio Burst FRB20220610A, surrounded by a compact group of merging galaxies from when the Universe was just 5 billion years old. esahubble.org/images/heic2402a/

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Sep 25, 2017) At nearly 23 million light-years away, ESO 376-16 remains a mysterious galaxy, classified as either a late-type spiral or dwarf irregular galaxy. esahubble.org/images/potw1739a/

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Apr 1, 1998) The Stingray Nebula (Hen-1357), the youngest known planetary nebula, features a bright central star at its core, with a green gas ring and a companion star above it. esahubble.org/images/opo9815a/

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Jul 16, 2019) Selected galaxies are used to refine the Hubble constant by comparing distances to the apparent recession rate, utilizing red giant stars as standard candles. esahubble.org/images/opo1928a/

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Aug 27, 2008) The galaxy cluster MACSJ0025 showcases the interaction between ordinary matter and dark matter, illustrated by Hubble and Chandra's observations. esahubble.org/images/heic0818a/

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Feb 11, 2021) The image captures the wide-field view of the area surrounding globular cluster NGC 6397, showcasing its stellar environment. esahubble.org/images/heic2103e/

NASA Hubble Space Telescope on Flickr (Sep 1, 2025) NGC 7456, located over 51 million light-years away in the constellation Grus, is a spiral galaxy rich in star formation and ultraluminous X-ray sources, as observed by Hubble. flic.kr/p/2rryvjK

NASA Hubble Space Telescope on Flickr (Feb 22, 2021) NGC 4826, also known as the 'Black Eye' galaxy, is located 17 million light-years away and exhibits strange internal motion with counter-rotating gas in its regions. flic.kr/p/2nicjPn

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Feb 19, 2004) SN 1987A, the brightest stellar explosion in over 400 years, still captivates astronomers as new light shows emerge in its vicinity. esahubble.org/images/opo0409c/

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Apr 24, 2008) ESO 69-6 features two interacting galaxies with long tidal tails, located in the constellation Triangulum Australe, about 650 million light-years away. esahubble.org/images/heic0810bz/

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Sep 17, 2020) Hubble's latest observations of Jupiter offer a unique panchromatic view, showcasing atmospheric details and a new storm that may persist longer than typical. esahubble.org/images/heic2017b/

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Feb 4, 2025) LEDA 1313424, or the Bullseye galaxy, features nine distinct rings, with eight confirmed by Hubble and one by Keck. esahubble.org/images/opo2506/

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Feb 15, 2012) An intermediate-mass black hole, estimated at 50 million Suns, resides above the galactic plane of ESO 243-49, suggesting it may have originated from a devoured dwarf galaxy. esahubble.org/images/heic1203b/

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Nov 3, 2005) Hubble captured Mars on October 28, 1997, showcasing a significant regional dust storm as it neared Earth. esahubble.org/images/opo0534g/

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Feb 9, 1999) This wide-angle view of Haro 6-5b reveals a jet of glowing gas in green, surrounded by dark dust, creating a beautiful hourglass shape. esahubble.org/images/opo9905i/

NASA Hubble Space Telescope on Flickr (May 4, 2018) NGC 2655, a lenticular galaxy in Camelopardalis, is about 80 million light-years from Earth and features a luminous core indicative of a Seyfert galaxy. flic.kr/p/26KtdWN

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Jan 27, 2020) NGC 7541, a barred spiral galaxy in the constellation Pisces, is observed by Hubble and is known for its high star formation rate, suggesting that spiral bars help create new stars. esahubble.org/images/potw2004a/

NASA Hubble Space Telescope on Flickr (Sep 30, 2019) HD 189733b, a gas giant 63 light-years away, features a scorching atmosphere and glass rain, making it one of the nearest observable exoplanets. flic.kr/p/2hoctro

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Apr 17, 2014) This ground-based Digitized Sky Survey image features the galaxy cluster CLASS B1608+656, revealing the vast cosmic environment surrounding it. esahubble.org/images/heic1408c/

ESA/Hubble (@esa.int) images (Feb 3, 2012) Hubble's image reveals NGC 1073 in the constellation Cetus, showcasing quasars and the X-ray source IXO 5, hinting at high-energy phenomena. esahubble.org/images/heic1202b/