Hubble Photographs Cosmic Fountain

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"thanks God!"

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Next Shuttle mission is to go do repairs on the Hubble, STS-125 scheduled to lift-off on 12 May, after being scrubbed from an earlier launch date.

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[Scott & Lai 12]

I have always been a fan of astronomy. The pictures that Hubble gives us is worth every dime spent. I used to live out in the country with totaly dark skies. I had a 12" reflector and would spend many a wonderful night stargazing. I do miss that.

Thanks for posting, Gary It will be a sad day when Hubble no longer is sending us its awesome images I've got a very large and growing collection of astronomical images and videos from Hubble and other sources.

There's nothing like staring at the sky on a cool night. But staring at the sun...I would not recommend.

Unless you view it through a telescope with a solar filter. Here's a shot I took of a solar eclipse in 2002

[natty bumppo 297]

I have always been a fan of astronomy. The pictures that Hubble gives us is worth every dime spent. I used to live out in the country with totaly dark skies. I had a 12" reflector and would spend many a wonderful night stargazing. I do miss that.

Thanks for posting, Gary It will be a sad day when Hubble no longer is sending us its awesome images I've got a very large and growing collection of astronomical images and videos from Hubble and other sources.

There's nothing like staring at the sky on a cool night. But staring at the sun...I would not recommend.

Unless you view it through a telescope with a solar filter. Here's a shot I took of a solar eclipse in 2002

as in large images? or many images?

[Scott & Lai 12]

I have always been a fan of astronomy. The pictures that Hubble gives us is worth every dime spent. I used to live out in the country with totaly dark skies. I had a 12" reflector and would spend many a wonderful night stargazing. I do miss that.

Thanks for posting, Gary It will be a sad day when Hubble no longer is sending us its awesome images I've got a very large and growing collection of astronomical images and videos from Hubble and other sources.

There's nothing like staring at the sky on a cool night. But staring at the sun...I would not recommend.

Unless you view it through a telescope with a solar filter. Here's a shot I took of a solar eclipse in 2002

as in large images? or many images?

As the sentence is constructed, "large" modifies "collection", not "images." But, yes, some of the images are quite large