#HubbleHistory - Twitter Hashtag

Space Telescope Science Institute @SpaceTelescope

over 7 years ago

This is not a stingray #UnderTheSea! It’s a planetary nebula—an expanding shell of gas around an aging star—and is as large as 130 of our solar systems. #HatTip to the upcoming #HubbleAnniversary! Read on: https://t.co/hYulCIfBgl #HubbleHistory

SpaceTelescope's tweet photo. This is not a stingray #UnderTheSea! It’s a planetary nebula—an expanding shell of gas around an aging star—and is as large as 130 of our solar systems. #HatTip to the upcoming #HubbleAnniversary! Read on: https://t.co/hYulCIfBgl #HubbleHistory https://t.co/dO3K67Zs1z

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Hubble Space Telescope

@HubbleTelescope

over 7 years ago

Please join us in remembering Dr. Nancy Roman, known for her unending support of Hubble and as a leader @NASA. Learn more about her contributions to Hubble and @stsci: https://t.co/0lEodWuF2v #HubbleHistory #NancyRoman #DrNancyRoman

HubbleTelescope's tweet photo. Please join us in remembering Dr. Nancy Roman, known for her unending support of Hubble and as a leader @NASA. Learn more about her contributions to Hubble and @stsci: https://t.co/0lEodWuF2v #HubbleHistory #NancyRoman #DrNancyRoman https://t.co/vD7mKiL3zb

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Hubble Space Telescope

@HubbleTelescope

almost 8 years ago

How do elliptical galaxies churn out new stars? By colliding with a nearby gas-rich galaxy! Some of the stars in NGC 4150 are only 300 to 400 million years old thanks to a smashup with a nearby dwarf galaxy. https://t.co/b3xotHaxMD #StarFormation #HubbleHistory

HubbleTelescope's tweet photo. How do elliptical galaxies churn out new stars? By colliding with a nearby gas-rich galaxy! Some of the stars in NGC 4150 are only 300 to 400 million years old thanks to a smashup with a nearby dwarf galaxy. https://t.co/b3xotHaxMD #StarFormation #HubbleHistory https://t.co/F0x0zPDZu3

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Hubble Space Telescope

@HubbleTelescope

over 8 years ago

In her own words, “Mother of Hubble” Dr. Nancy Roman reflects on the effort to get astronomy—literally—off the ground. https://t.co/0lEodWuF2v @SpaceTelescope @stsci #HubbleHistory #mothersday #thanksmom

HubbleTelescope's tweet photo. In her own words, “Mother of Hubble” Dr. Nancy Roman reflects on the effort to get astronomy—literally—off the ground. https://t.co/0lEodWuF2v @SpaceTelescope @stsci #HubbleHistory #mothersday #thanksmom https://t.co/unwMpwHUl8

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Space Telescope Science Institute @SpaceTelescope

over 8 years ago

Looking forward to @HubbleTelescope’s anniversary later this month, thinking back on this stunning image of the Whirlpool Galaxy & its smaller companion. Where in the universe will Hubble take us this year? https://t.co/1d1q88Zo2l #HubbleHistory