RT @NASAUniverse: The universe is an enormous place, so it takes a lot of missions to study it … and several accounts to cover it! Are you following our friends? @NASARoman @chandraxray @SOFIAtelescope @NASAExoplanets @NASAWebb @NASAHubble #SocialMediaDay https://t.co/uZhkgzrkTY

Got any asteroid questions? Join @NASA experts over on Reddit at 12 p.m. ET for a Q&A. https://t.co/AkSesZxhck

This Hubble image contains thousands of galaxies. But it also contains some cosmic photobombers!

The streaks you see here are actually the trails of asteroids.

Today is #AsteroidDay! To find out more, check out: https://t.co/QdsM4FJjIY https://t.co/BQ9THkvGTS

RT @NASAExoplanets:  Summer reading and strange new worlds? We're here for it! @NASAHubble's new ebook, “Hubble Focus: Strange New Worlds” takes you on a journey to weird and wondrous exoplanets. 

Free downloads: https://t.co/egpK35D3GF https://t.co/exPVA3hbVZ

 We’ve got the perfect addition for your summer reading list!

“Hubble Focus: Strange New Worlds” takes you on a journey to planets that orbit stars beyond our own Sun, known as exoplanets.

Download our new e-book for free: https://t.co/Sgx4P8X74A https://t.co/HimPvlCc1u

About 4,300 light-years away, the remains of a Sun-like star glow!

This #HubbleClassic image captures the nebula NGC 2371. The remnant star visible at its center is the super-hot core of the former red giant, now stripped of its outer layers: https://t.co/lJYHQRJw8f https://t.co/DU4fCA5fnm

This spectacular Hubble view captures the heart of our Milky Way Galaxy! 
 
Within it reside both young and old stars offering clues about our galaxy’s formation.
 
@NASAWebb will help study our galaxy’s archaeology once science operations begin in July: https://t.co/gdM8mJU4ky https://t.co/pkI7ZiPzWG

Not just one, but a whole cluster of galaxies shines in this week’s #HubbleFriday image! ‍

This galaxy cluster is Abell 1351, and it's located in the constellation Ursa Major in the northern hemisphere. Read more: https://t.co/Tf0ilrLCwU https://t.co/jUjWS5GF6F

It’s a planet parade! 🪐

Before sunrise, you can catch a naked-eye glimpse of planets “lined up” in the sky: https://t.co/TlvanMsNYJ

But if you aren’t a morning person, Hubble’s got you covered with planetary views of Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn! https://t.co/sfR2PI3kLE

RT @NASAWebb: This Hubble Ultra Deep Field contains approximately 10,000 galaxies, extending back in time to within a few hundred million years of the big bang. What do galaxies that existed even earlier look like? Two teams using #NASAWebb will revise what we know: https://t.co/uGHrCQeCJ1 https://t.co/oqCttOBc1k

RT @chandraxray: Today Chandra is studying a star in the constellation Musca. Nearby in the sky is the Engraved Hourglass Nebula, a young planetary nebula located about 8,000 light-years from Earth. This iconic @NASAHubble image reveals nitrogen in red, hydrogen in green, and oxygen in blue. https://t.co/QSg9ICtcGP

Ever wondered what the music of the spheres would sound like? 

This #WorldMusicDay, explore Hubble's sonifications!

Scientists assign pitch & volume to an image’s data, which translates data into sounds, like in this sonification of Caldwell 73: https://t.co/xdNsItSRIK https://t.co/Ll18y2e7mV

This #HubbleClassic view shows NGC 6090, a pair of spiral galaxies with overlapping central regions and two long tidal tails made of material ripped out of the galaxies by gravitational interactions.

NGC 6090 is about 400 million light-years away: https://t.co/7PLM0GNIh1 https://t.co/IZYqF1DzyX

(Image of Lyman Spitzer courtesy of Denise Applewhite)

Happy #FathersDay!

Today we’re remembering Lyman Spitzer, the “father” of space telescopes. He helped pave the way for the Hubble mission by imagining the discoveries a telescope placed in space could make!

Learn more about Spitzer: https://t.co/hoLBAHVMws https://t.co/b3eCSo6Bxj

RT @NASASun: Earth isn’t the only planet that has auroras!

When charged particles from the #Sun strike Jupiter, they produce auroras hundreds of times more energetic than those on Earth.

@NASAHubble captured this view of Jupiter’s ultraviolet aurora.

Find out more:
https://t.co/HI7RJ1D0HS https://t.co/FeJVsm8gpW

A #HubbleFriday full of stars! 🤩

This star-studded image shows the globular cluster Terzan 9, located in the constellation Sagittarius.

Globular clusters are tightly bound groups of stars that contain tens of thousands to millions of stars! For more: https://t.co/mWxTiAXIt0 https://t.co/gUGMsVbc9Y

It takes a telescope team to investigate how stars form in our universe! 
 
This Hubble image shows the star nursery NGC 346. After @NASAWebb begins science operations next month, its sharp infrared vision will observe stars wrapped in dusty cocoons: https://t.co/yaHowwryBU https://t.co/hdsGPNXuK5

Image credits: NASA/STScI/Harry Teplitz (Caltech/IPAC)

Take in this ultra-spectacular ultraviolet view!

This Hubble image unveils thousands of galaxies shining in ultraviolet light, in addition to visible and near-infrared.

Learn more about the largest ultraviolet Hubble survey of distant galaxies to date: https://t.co/ixwfaFE0FZ https://t.co/Ob7qKeHAD4