HST's Greatest Hits 1990-1995

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Mysterious stellar fireworks create expanding gas shells and blowtorch-like jets which form a spectacularly intricate and symmetrical structure. The nebula is a fossil record of the late stages of the star's evolution. (Image Released: January 1995)

Object Name: NGC 6543

Image Type: Astronomical

Credit: J.P. Harrington and K.J. Borkowski (University of Maryland), and NASA

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Montage Image: HST's Greatest Hits 1990-1995 Image Type: Astronomical PRC1995-49 Supernova 1987A: Halo for a Vanished Star Image Type: Astronomical PRC1995-49a The Orion Nebula: Stellar Birthplace Image Type: Astronomical PRC1995-49b The Cartwheel Galaxy: Result of a Bull's-Eye Collision Image Type: Astronomical PRC1995-49c Comet P/Shoemaker-Levy 9 Bombards Jupiter Image Type: Astronomical PRC1995-49d Images of Spiral Galaxy M100 Before and After Hubble's First Servicing Mission Image Type: Astronomical PRC1995-49e An Earth-Sized Storm on Saturn Image Type: Astronomical PRC1995-49f Ring Around a Suspected Black Hole in Galaxy NGC 4261 Image Type: Astronomical PRC1995-49g Cygnus Loop: Blast Wave from a Stellar Time-Bomb Image Type: Astronomical PRC1995-49i Wispy Clouds, A Melting Ice Cap, and Dust-Storm-Free Surface on Mars Image Type: Astronomical PRC1995-49j

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