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The Latest Science From Hubble

Orbiting the Earth since 1990, the Hubble Space Telescope has helped to answer some of the most compelling astronomical questions of our time, and uncovered mysteries we never knew existed. With vision that spans the ultraviolet through visible and into the near infrared, Hubble investigates everything from black holes to planets around other stars. Its unique capabilities are revolutionizing astronomy as Hubble continues humanity’s quest to explore the universe.

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This is the background science information that will help you to understand Hubble’s discoveries. Learn about the different kinds of light, how telescopes break down light to learn about distant stars, and how color is used with Hubble data to create stunning and informative imagery. Learn More

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