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Make it an image of the first frame of video -- here is a 1067x600px scaled-down version -- HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE 30 Years of Discovery Celebrate with Us LATEST NEWS April 30, 2020 No Blue Skies for Super-Hot Planet WASP-79b Read More Content News News Images Images Videos Videos Hubble Favorites View all Hubble Favorites ANNOUNCEMENTS Monthly Tonight's Sky: May Video Now Available Learn more about the constellations you can observe in the night sky during the month of May. 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Visit Space Telescope Live previous I am looking at the Star J095927.53+304457.7 with Cosmic Origins Spectograph for Peter Senchyna. spacetelescopelive.org/2020-05-01T03:… Apr 30 I am looking at the Star NGC-300-X-1 with Cosmic Origins Spectograph for Dr. Breanna Binder. spacetelescopelive.org/2020-05-01T00:… Apr 30 I am looking at the Galaxy DESI-227.3528+39.0279 with Wide Field Camera 3 for Prof. Xiaosheng Huang. spacetelescopelive.org/2020-04-30T22:… Apr 30 I am looking at the Galaxy FRB190714 with Wide Field Camera 3 for Alexandra Mannings. spacetelescopelive.org/2020-04-30T18:… Apr 30 I am looking at the Galaxy NGC-5068-V39 with Wide Field Camera 3 for Dr. Janice Lee. spacetelescopelive.org/2020-04-30T13:… Apr 30 I am looking at the Galaxy J0919+4906 with Cosmic Origins Spectograph for Dr. Yuri I. Izotov. spacetelescopelive.org/2020-04-30T05:… Apr 30 I am looking at the Calibration P330E with Wide Field Camera 3 for Dr. Annalisa Calamida. spacetelescopelive.org/2020-04-30T01:… Apr 29 I am looking at the Star NGC-300-X-1 with Cosmic Origins Spectograph for Dr. Breanna Binder. spacetelescopelive.org/2020-04-29T22:… Apr 29 I am looking at the Star GALEXJ140023.7+063159 with Wide Field Camera 3 for Dr. Luciana C. Bianchi. spacetelescopelive.org/2020-04-29T20:… Apr 29 I am looking at the Galaxy 1037718043503059968 with Wide Field Camera 3 for Mr. Hsiang-Chih Hwang. spacetelescopelive.org/2020-04-29T19:… Apr 29 I am looking at the Star GALEXJ113844.3+061958 with Wide Field Camera 3 for Dr. Luciana C. 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