VIRAL: NASA shows what the Hubble telescope saw on your birthday.
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The year 2020 marks a very important moment in the history of space exploration, with the hubble telescope celebrating his thirtieth birthday. So is. One of the most famous objects that has been sent into orbit has been strengthened for 30 years, capturing countless breathtaking views.
To celebrate this important anniversary, the POT is giving stargazers around the world a chance to find out what the telescope on your own birthday.
All you have to do is select the month and date of your birthday on the website of the POT, and you can find out what extraordinary things were happening in the universe while cutting the cake.
Many share their results on Twitter and Instagram using # Hubble30, and the results are literally out of this world.
NASA shows what the Hubble telescope saw on your birthday
For example, on the birthday of the writer of this note, the image was of a nebula that does not emit any visible light by itself, but only shines because the light from the star just to the left of the center illuminates the dust from the nebula. .
Of course, at the time I was not fully aware of such events, and was only interested in enjoying my birthday. However, it is great to look back and realize how many secrets of the universe have been revealed at the same time as the ordinary moments in life itself.
Enter the NASA page, hit ‘Missions’ then enter the ‘Hubble Space Telescope’ there they go down until they find where it says ‘Your Hubble Birthday Image’ they put their birthday and give them the image of the space that was taken that day 🙂 # Hubble30
MINE: pic.twitter.com/1EQWsmKFXw
– arnau_rp (@arnau_rp)
April 11, 2020
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About the size of a school bus, the Hubble Telescope was originally launched in 1990 and has since made more than 1.4 million observations of numerous stars, planets, and galaxies.
Accelerating around Earth at about 27,000 kilometers per hour (17,000 mph), according to ScienceAlert, this telescope can point at distant objects with the precision of a laser beam aimed at a particular detail of a coin placed about 320 kilometers away (200 miles).
The telescope can even observe events that occurred in the unimaginably distant past, observing events that occurred 13.4 billion light years from Earth.
This is the image that NASA took on my birthday; in the galaxy ESO 243-49. He is a black hole candidate, how are you? I thought I would get a fist of stars # Hubble30 pic.twitter.com/Yc5Irg2Z3Z
– versace (@iswearitsnotd)
April 11, 2020
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According to the website of the POT: Hubble explores the universe 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. That means he has observed some fascinating cosmic wonders every day of the year, even on his birthday.
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