The legacy of mourning

arp 142 - A pair of galaxies about to collide. Photo: NASA's Hubble Space Telescope

It's not a bird, it's colliding galaxies

Galaxies pretending to collide. Photo: Hubble Space Telescope Heritage Center

A cosmic collision is nothing but eye catching

The Rose Galaxy - from the pair ARP 273

Hubble celebrates 21 with the rose of the galaxies

NGC 3982. Photo: Hubble Space Telescope

A galaxy whose arms are dotted with star forming regions

The black smudge in the greenish cloud near the top of the image is a hole cut through NGC 1999 by jets and gas blown from young stars in this region of space. European Space Agency photo ESA/HOPS Consortium

Radiation emissions from young stars create a hole in space

The most distant galaxy - 13 billion light years. Photo: Hubble Space Telescope/NASA/European Space Agency

The Hubble Space Telescope celebrates 20 years in space

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

Hubble: The last picture of the old camera

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

A hole in the galaxy - Hubble continues his work

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

Hubble indicates 100 thousand laps

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

Hubble captured a spectacular image of the galaxy M74

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

The merging dance of the galaxies

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

New light on an old spiral galaxy

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

An ant in a magnifying glass

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

New findings on the Whirlwind Galaxy from the Hubble images