The Best Pictures Ever Taken by The Hubble Telescope

Best pictures ever taken by the Hubble Space Telescope! These amazing space photos will truly blow your mind as it shows truly how big and bizarre space and the universe can be!

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[josron]

People forget this is just as much an artist rendition as it is a photo. If you saw this with the human eye you probably be really disappointed.

[bearnv]

A lot of people dont care about whats out there but its amazing, scary, and beautiful!🚀

[techtldr]

These images really make you think whats truly out there and how small our world is

[dylankrogers]

I remember when Hubble was launched. I was in the 9th grade and had a good science teacher who was great about sparking curiosity.
I ended up becoming a graphic artist by trade, but still always remained curious about astronomy and other sciences.

[ScoutSniper]

One of the few regrets of my life, is that I will not live long enough to travel among the stars.

[TunaFreeDolphinMeat]

So lucky to be alive in the age of The Hubble and witness these breathtaking images. It is a shame others are confined to a flat Earth that is only 11, 000 years old and exists in a snowglobe created by myth, ignorance and fear.

[micheleschultz]

Unbelievable. Love this stuff. Explains what we are actually seeing. Thanks love it

[MG-erdm]

A photo can truly capture the imagination! With great pictures worth a 1, 000 words. 😲

[wantsome-zssq]

I remember astronomy before Hubble in the 80's. It's like comparing the stone age to the industrial revolution. Can't wait to see what the Webb can do.

[jussitikkuri]

My Fav.... "The Pillars of Creation."

That cool decending or B.E.V. shot of Saturn wasn't too shabby at all either.

[brianeldredge]

It is important to note that no image taken by Hubble is in color, and not one of these things would look the same to the human eye. Hubble only uses grayscale (black/white) and colored is added later, kind of like a composite the spectragraph he mentioned.

[Nick_Red]

Just a fact here... Telescopes doesnt take colorful pictures! They modify the pictures after in nasa and give them colors

[airekvinlandslayerofthesev]

God created the stars to show us the extent of his creation. I find this to be very beautiful

[jackwiinters]

4:10 if this isn’t a super HD macro shot of some moss in a tree

[GinoNL]

“A star 200.000 times brighter than our sun”, I have no words….

[farmerpete]

Awesome photos! Thank you Hubble 👏🏽

The presupposition of an evolutionary worldview is flawed however; especially how evolution can not account for any knowledge or order, and how all of this wonderful research demonstrates and exhibits that our universe could not have been formed by chance.

[planstoesc]

The fact there’s people in here that still think the earth is flat and only a couple thousand years old scares me. The fact there’s people in here who think space is fake or a hoax is absolutely unreal and terrifying to know people really truly think those insane ways.

[noisesee]

The fact that most of these pictures show the things as they were billions of years ago blows my mind.

[nicholasshade]

I haven't finished this yet. But I have to say I love everything. The ones called Lagoon Nebula with Herschel 36, Light Sabre Her big Hard 24, The Pillars of Creation The Eagle Nebula, and Milky Way Bulge are just some that I want to get pictures of, so I can hang on my wall.🖤

[ronaldmello]

It is amazing just how massively large the entire universe truly is. The Hubble is only seeing a very...very small portion of the entire universe. We are smaller than sand in our oceans.