See What Hubble Space Telescope Captured On Your Birthday
Apr 13, 2020
Hubble Space Telescope celebrated its 30th birthday this year and NASA is here to give you an opportunity to see what the telescope saw on your birthday. It is widely known to capture the most striking sights from outer space and you can now see what the universe was up to while you celebrated your special day.
You can select your birth date and month on the NASA website and you can see how the universe was unfolding on that particular day. People are sharing the photographs on twitter and Instagram with the hashtag #Hubble30 and here are some pictures.
On February 8 in 2014
— MisssVibe (@MissSVibe1) April 11, 2020
Monkey Head Nebula
This image reveals carved knots of gas and dust in a small portion of the Monkey Head Nebula. The nebula is a star-forming region that hosts dusky dust clouds silhouetted against glowing gas.#Hubble30 pic.twitter.com/kQiGZw6m9O
What the Hubble saw on my birthday, and on Gerdie’s birthday! (It seems appropriate to include her ?????)#Hubble30 pic.twitter.com/6E2GTfGVEd
— Bianca (@bianca_breen) April 11, 2020
A field of cosmic galaxies and stars ???? #Hubble30 pic.twitter.com/aGtZdbnual
— ????????????????????????????? ????????????????????? (@octobyrsxies) April 11, 2020
What Hubble saw on my birthday.@NASAHubble took this picture of the stars in the Galactic Core!
— Hope (@voltarin_) April 11, 2020
May 6, 2012#Hubble30 pic.twitter.com/KpnRuMkwiP
The image the Hubble Telescope took on my birthday in 2019. Can't explain why, but this picture has given me hope during these crazy ass times????#Hubble30 pic.twitter.com/fQfj56UgUG
— Sarah Davis (@SarahNoelle93) April 13, 2020
December 9th, 2006 The Hubble took a cute photo of Supernova1987A it's so pretty and I just ???? #Hubble30 pic.twitter.com/aNM4wF8R7r
— krys ???? (@Kryshelle_W17) April 12, 2020
This is what @NASAHubble looked at on my birthday! #Hubble30
— Problem Child (@gabimarcosl) April 12, 2020
So pretty ???? pic.twitter.com/T8DOA0vxdY
I just can’t get over these ???????? @NASA #hubble30 pic.twitter.com/Cpr69KTDhm
— Sana Siromoni (@sana_siromoni) April 13, 2020
Here are some images shared by people. This telescope matches the size of a school bus and was launched in 1990. It has since captured around 1.4 million pictures of many stars, planets and galaxies.