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A colorful Hubble view of Jupiter, Uranus, Saturn, and Neptune.
November 18, 2021Release ID: 2021-047

Hubble's Grand Tour of the Outer Solar System

Stunning Yearly Observations Reveal Changes to Gas Giants' Atmospheres

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Hubble Space Telescope floats against the background of space
November 16, 2021Release ID: 2021-065

NASA's Next Steps to Return Hubble Instruments to Normal Operation Status

Steps will be taken to recover Wide Field Camera 3 with no new changes next week. Hubble's other instruments remain in safe mode while NASA continues investigating the lost synchronization messages first detected... Read the Release

Hubble Space Telescope in orbit
November 04, 2021Release ID: 2021-064

Hubble Instruments Remain in Safe Mode, NASA Team Investigating

NASA is continuing work to resolve the issue that caused Hubble’s science instruments to enter safe mode Oct. 25.

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Red-orange arcs surround the carbon star CW Leonis. Brilliant searchlight beams from the star’s surface poke through.
October 28, 2021Release ID: 2021-059

Hubble Celebrates Halloween With A Glowering, Dying Star

Creepy Look At A Star Weaving A Dust Web

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SN 2020fqv in galaxy NGC 4568
October 21, 2021Release ID: 2021-007

Hubble Gives Unprecedented, Early View of a Doomed Star's Destruction

Astronomers witnessed the spectacular death of the star as it happened.

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Two color-composite views of Jupiter's moon Europa taken by NASA's Galileo spacecraft in June 1997.
October 14, 2021Release ID: 2021-057

Hubble Finds Evidence of Persistent Water Vapor in One Hemisphere of Europa

Ice Sublimating Off the Surface Replenishes a Tenuous Envelope

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Three magnified images of a distant galaxy are seen embedded in a cluster of galaxies.
October 07, 2021Release ID: 2021-046

'Double' Galaxy Mystifies Hubble Astronomers

Galaxy Cluster's Gravity Produces Mirror Images of Distant Galaxy Behind It

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Side by side of Jupiters red spot and a rotation velocity map
September 27, 2021Release ID: 2021-055

Hubble Shows Winds in Jupiter’s Great Red Spot Are Speeding Up

The Winds at the Outer Edge Are ‘Winning the Race’ in This Enormous Storm System

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Galaxy curving around its spherical companion, GAL-CLUS-022058s is located in the southern hemisphere constellation Fornax.
September 23, 2021Release ID: 2021-051

Hubble Snapshot of "Molten Ring" Galaxy Prompts New Research

A Classic "Einstein Ring" Is Produced Through the Power of a Natural Lens in Space

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Gravitationally lensed REQUIEM survey galaxy in lensing galaxy cluster MACS J1341
September 22, 2021Release ID: 2021-039

Hubble Finds Early, Massive Galaxies Running on Empty

"Dead" galaxies mysteriously ran out of fuel to make stars early in the universe.

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a field of galaxies with colored lines
September 21, 2021Release ID: 2021-048

A New Understanding of Galaxy Evolution with NASA's Roman Space Telescope

Roman will combine the power of imaging and spectroscopy to gain fresh insights into how the universe works

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MACSJ0138 keystone
September 13, 2021Release ID: 2021-030

Rerun of Supernova Blast Is Expected to Appear in 2037

Giant Galaxy Cluster Magnifies the Light from a Distant Supernova and Splits It into Multiple Images

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Side by side of two clusters with densely packed blue, red and white stars.
September 06, 2021Release ID: 2021-050

Hubble Discovers Hydrogen-Burning White Dwarfs Enjoying Slow Aging

Stellar Dead-Enders Get A New Lease On Life

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bright comet fragments followed by tail in red
August 19, 2021Release ID: 2021-031

Comet ATLAS May Have Been a Blast from the Past

Doomed Celestial Visitor May Have Been a Piece of a Prehistoric Comet

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Artist's conception of Roman Space Telescope
July 29, 2021Release ID: 2021-041

Ground System for NASA’s Roman Space Telescope Moves Into Development

STScI Will Host Roman’s Science Operations Center and Data Archive

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