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#HubbleClassic This Hubble image of the Hourglass Nebula (MyCn18) captures the slow death of a Sun-like star ~8,000 light-years away. Released 22 years ago today, the image revealed intricate etchings in the nebula's walls and showed that the central star is not in fact centered.pic.twitter.com/3cCAgmPcHg

In 2014, Hubble found that this enormous galaxy cluster contains the mass of a staggering three million billion suns. "El Gordo" (“the Fat One” in Spanish) is actually composed of two galaxy clusters colliding at millions of kilometers per hour! http://go.nasa.gov/2mFLSNY pic.twitter.com/nwY7ub7jzo

In an unprecedented deep survey for small, faint objects in the Orion Nebula, astronomers using #Hubble have uncovered the largest known population of brown dwarfs sprinkled among newborn stars! Read for more: https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2018/hubble-finds-substellar-objects-in-the-orion-nebula …pic.twitter.com/0NCMuY4LsJ

Hubble is having a busy day at #AAS231! From cosmic lenses to feasting black holes to a busy galactic hub, find all of today's special releases in one place: http://go.nasa.gov/2D4A0z0 pic.twitter.com/pE9jsLSj8C

Check out this brand new 3D fly-through of the Orion Nebula in both visible and infrared light! For the full video head to: http://hubblesite.org/news_release/news/2018-04 …pic.twitter.com/76TXCtDtPP

#HubbleClassic NGC 1300 is a barred spiral galaxy, with arms that connect to the ends of a stellar bar crossing the galactic core. Released 13 years ago this week, Hubble’s image reveals fine details such as a spiral feature in the galaxy's heart and far more distant galaxies.pic.twitter.com/OPNqXh4mgV

UGC6093 is a barred spiral galaxy — it has beautiful arms that swirl outwards from a bar slicing through the galaxy’s center. It is classified as an active galaxy, which means that it hosts an active galactic nucleus. Read on to find out what that means: http://go.nasa.gov/2lY6YGY pic.twitter.com/UBUbdnKNhN

#HubbleClassic The “parka” and “face” of the Eskimo Nebula (NGC 2392) are made of glowing material ejected by a dying Sun-like star ~5,000 light-years away. Imaged 18 years ago this month, the Eskimo Nebula was the first object Hubble observed after its 3rd servicing mission.pic.twitter.com/uLetJ3Z1X0

Hope everyone had a terrific trip around the sun in 2017! Continue to join #Hubble on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @NASAHubble as we journey into 2018 #HappyNewYearpic.twitter.com/SWTlHVYEHj

Thank you all for your continuous support and your hunger for all things Hubble! #5MillionFollowers http://nasa.gov/hubble pic.twitter.com/mf33l9gwwJ

#HubbleClassic 22 years ago this week Hubble completed observations for the Hubble Deep Field. At the time, it was the deepest optical view of the universe ever captured. It showed hundreds of never-before-seen galaxies in a tiny speck of sky that had previously appeared blank.pic.twitter.com/joM3d3GTeW

#OTD in 1999, astronauts John Grunsfeld & Steven Smith paused to celebrate the holiday season during Hubble’s third servicing mission. They would soon suit up for the final spacewalk of the mission — a mission that brought Hubble back to life after it suffered four gyro failures.pic.twitter.com/3IMjlNKTQQ

#OTD in 1999, astronauts Mike Foale and Claude Nicollier gave Hubble a new computer for Christmas that’s 20 times faster and has 6 times as much memory as its original computer!pic.twitter.com/qzNm93WclZ

Hubble has a new twist on a holiday classic! Check out the cosmic countdown featuring all things Hubble. #12DaysofHubble: https://www.facebook.com/NASAHubble/videos/172555833345698/ …pic.twitter.com/v6H1JGmkru

Hubble captured what looks like a colorful holiday ornament in space. It's actually an image of NGC 6326, a planetary nebula with glowing wisps of outpouring gas that are lit up by a central star nearing the end of its life: http://go.nasa.gov/2BmUVcq pic.twitter.com/pqLuOSZ6df

#HubbleClassic #OTD in 1999 shuttle Discovery lifted off on Hubble's 3rd servicing mission. After the failure of 4 gyroscopes, Hubble was no longer observing the universe and was in urgent need of repair. Astronauts installed new gyros, a new computer & other equipment on Hubble.pic.twitter.com/6Lv1NLxXDX