Hubble Videos

Hubble Video Playlist

Hubble videos are continually produced to help share new discoveries, highlight team members, explain scientific concepts, and more. This playlist contains the numerous NASA videos in the order they were released.

Hubble's 30^th Anniversary of Servicing Mission 1

Celebrate the 30^th anniversary of the mission that brought Hubble's view into focus. Experience the urgency, tension, and resolve through the eyes of seven key figures who helped make the mission a success.

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Notable Series

Eye in the Sky

This three-part mini-series, Hubble – Eye in the Sky, takes you behind the scenes into the world of Hubble Space Telescope operations.

Inside the Image

Astronomers explain the history and high-level science behind some of Hubble's most beautiful, groundbreaking, and iconic images.

Hubble Science

From dark energy and black holes to starbirth and the expanding universe, these videos explore the science behind Hubble's observations.

Hubble's Universe

This video series celebrates Hubble's 30 years in orbit, and the astonishing secrets about our universe it revealed. While Hubble is most famous for its images of galaxies and nebulae, it also unlocked secrets here in our own solar system.

Servicing Missions

These videos tell the story of Hubble's five servicing missions: the challenges and successes.

Tool Time

In this upbeat series hosted by astronaut John Grunsfeld, learn about the specialized astronaut tools developed for the Hubble servicing missions.

Hubble Memorable Moments

This video series goes over some of the most memorable moments that have occurred during Hubble's time in space.

Hubble Video Gallery

The NASA Goddard Scientific Visualization Studio (SVS) houses the many videos of the Hubble Space Telescope mission. It provides a more comprehensive list and the videos may be downloaded from that source in numerous formats.

Visit Hubble's Gallery at SVS

A screen shot of a page of videos from the scientific visualization studio

The NASA Goddard Scientific Visualization Studio houses the many videos of the Hubble Space Telescope mission.

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More Things Hubble

nearly spherical gathering of white stars at center top. Blue gas cloud extends from top left to center bottom

Hubble Science Highlights

Hubble’s most notable scientific discoveries reflect the broad range of research and the breakthroughs it has achieved.

Upper left: "Hubble Focus" opening of the telescope is the "O" Center: bright-white star, Center Bottom: Orange-red planet with cloud bands, Center: small, bright-white star and very small red-orange dwarf star

Hubble E-books

Investigate the mysteries of the universe, or dive into Hubble's history with our free, downloadable e-books.

An astronaut stands in front of a background of a nebula against a deep field of galaxies. The words "Name That Nebula" hovers above.

Hubble Online Activities

Find your Hubble birthday image, take interactive tours, play games, and discover the universe with Hubble.

Two astronauts service Hubble, one standing in the space shuttle cargo bay and one attached to a robotic arm, with the Earth in the background in the upper half of the picture.

Hubble Servicing Missions

Hubble’s serviceable design and modular components enabled upgrades that took advantage of advancements in technology. Astronauts used this capability to service Hubble five times.

Explore the Night Sky

Using our Skymap, find astronomical objects with a backyard telescope, or binoculars, then compare your view to Hubble's images of the object.

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Media Resources

Need to talk to our communication's team? Need b-roll for the documentary your making? This page helps you find the Hubble media information you need.

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Image taken of the 1990 deployment of the Hubble Space Telescope. Hubble, bright and silver, reflects the Earth below, on either side of Hubble there are two golden solar arrays. At the bottom of the picture you can see the body of the Space Shuttle Discovery as well as the grapple arm letting go of Hubble.

Space Shuttle Discovery’s robotic arm deploys Hubble on April 25, 1990.