RT @NASARoman: To celebrate the last week of Black History Month, here is a message from the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Team! #BlackHistoryMonth https://t.co/jj7Xw13HJP

A dark band of dust sweeps across one side of the bright nucleus of the galaxy NGC 4826, earning it the nicknames “Black Eye” and “Evil Eye” galaxy. 👁

This galaxy is located 17 million light-years away in the constellation Coma Berenices: https://t.co/NXcE7FrUga

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🛑 Pit stop!

Hubble spotted a comet that found a temporary parking place near Jupiter’s asteroids. This is the first time a comet-like object has been seen near these asteroids, called Trojans, but this unexpected guest won’t stay for long. Find out more: https://t.co/lJrdwj60yv https://t.co/FwFFkfHnvi

Drum roll, please! 🥁

Based on the above results, the winner is the Eagle Nebula. Located about 7,000 light-years away, the portion of the nebula shown in this Hubble image is called the Pillars of Creation! Find out more about this star-forming region: https://t.co/YjeKmOyhJS https://t.co/sRtT63KIih

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A nebula is a cloud of dust and gas in space; it's either a location where new stars are forming, or a cloud of material ejected into space by a dying star.

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These interacting galaxies, named AM 0500-620, reside a whopping 350 million light-years away. 🤯 

Despite the distance, we can find intricate details in this #HubbleClassic image, like lanes of dust between spiral arms and bright knots of stars: https://t.co/rpKeEF8bLM https://t.co/myVkuPmMhy

You've seen images of it from Hubble, but have you ever heard sounds from Mars? 🤔

Thanks to @NASAPersevere, we have the first-ever microphone-recorded sounds from the Red Planet.

Hear them in @NASA’s Curious Universe podcast!

 Listen & Subscribe: https://t.co/qREcbwdTG9 https://t.co/sLmJHjesAV

When it launches, @NASAWebb will get in on the exoplanet action and observe them in wavelengths they’ve never been seen at before!

Can’t get enough otherworldly content? Keep up with @NASAExoplanets and recent TRAPPIST-1 news: https://t.co/CpksVAprpE https://t.co/3JhoCGEoWW

Many NASA missions have studied planets orbiting other stars, called exoplanets! They've made remarkable discoveries, like TRAPPIST-1 (7 Earth-size planets around a star), announced #OTD four years ago.

The search for worlds beyond our own continues. Here's how Hubble helps  https://t.co/lkXZDd9wsR

Herbig-Haro objects are a rare sight in the night sky... but that's what #HubbleFriday is for!

Hubble looked over 1,400 light-years away and captured these long jets of matter, ejected from a new star and propelled outwards at over 93 miles a second: https://t.co/R89S5c9BKA https://t.co/JTXWYzrhvu

Our view  Perseverance’s

We’ve observed Mars many times from afar, but now @NASAPersevere begins its mission to explore the Red Planet. Congratulations on a successful landing!

Learn more: https://t.co/Y5pf2s95gV https://t.co/TYy2f3UHMc

The #CountdownToMars may be over, but the adventure has just begun!

Several @NASA missions, including Hubble, have studied Mars. Now, @NASAPersevere will explore the Red Planet as the most advanced rover to date: collecting samples, searching for signs of ancient life, and more. https://t.co/445MtfhTdm

Get a special look! 

The Egg Nebula offers a unique view of the normally invisible dust shells around an aging star. This #HubbleClassic image shows these dust layers, which extend over one-tenth of a light-year away from the star: https://t.co/OpC6VDCeBW https://t.co/9zzeO9txiP

 Servicing Mission 2 to the Hubble Space Telescope 

This week 24 years ago, astronauts completed spacewalks to install new instruments that improved Hubble’s scientific capabilities, allowing us to study the most distant reaches of the universe! More: https://t.co/xNZExu5zpl https://t.co/IukfNVlxlQ

Happy birthday, Galileo! 🥳 The famous Italian astronomer was born #OTD in 1564. His discoveries and observations of Jupiter’s moons helped shape our knowledge of the solar system!

What did Hubble see on your birthday? Find out here: https://t.co/Zt7QihAui2 https://t.co/rG1bvel3IB

Yes, today is #ValentinesDay — but the Hubble team also loves Feb. 14 for another reason! 

Our control center at @NASAGoddard was dedicated #OTD in 1984. Thanks to the important work of its operations team, Hubble continues to unravel the mysteries of our universe. https://t.co/Nx2R1JBoTw

Happy #HubbleFriday! This stunning image features M1-63, a binary planetary nebula.

A nebula like this one is formed when the star at its center sheds huge quantities of material from its outer layers, leaving behind a spectacular cloud of gas and dust: https://t.co/D1vnGEVKN9 https://t.co/AACZ75Fo16