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And the magazine is published "Forbes" Report Review the images collected by the telescope, and download the report title "Say goodbye to 2020 with the top 10 images from Hubble".
It included the ten photos released by the agency "NASA" A wide range of astronomical phenomena, from Einstein’s rings to the Butterfly Nebula, and from Jupiter to the spiral galaxy.
The telescope did not neglect to photograph human traces in space, as it detected the passage of a satellite near it, specifically 12 km away.
The telescope announced earlier this year, 2020, that it had taken one of the greatest images ever, pointing to the galaxy "NGC 2275", Which includes a number of stars "The boys".
AndHubble Telescope It is a space observatory that was launched into space in 1990, and has since revolved around the Earth, providing astronomers with the clearest and best images of space. The observatory was named after astronomer Edwin Hubble.
This year, supervisors of the observatory celebrated the 30th anniversary of its work in space.
Mentioned that "Hable" It takes photos 24 hours, 7 days a week, since its launch into space.
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Forbes magazine published a report reviewing the images collected by the telescope, and the report was titled “Say goodbye to 2020 with the top 10 images from Hubble.”
The ten images published by NASA included a wide range of astronomical phenomena, from Einstein’s rings to the Butterfly Nebula, and from Jupiter to the spiral galaxy.
The telescope did not neglect to photograph human traces in space, as it detected the passage of a satellite near it, specifically 12 km away.
The telescope announced earlier this year, 2020, that it had taken one of the greatest images ever, pointing to the galaxy “NGC 2275”, which includes a number of “young” stars.
AndHubble Telescope It is a space observatory that was launched into space in 1990, and has since revolved around the Earth, providing astronomers with the clearest and best images of space. The observatory was named after astronomer Edwin Hubble.
This year, supervisors of the observatory celebrated the 30th anniversary of its work in space.
Hubble has been taking pictures 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, since its launch into space.
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