How does the Hubble Space Telescope take long exposure photos if it is constantly orbiting the Earth?
How does the Hubble telescope take sharp and non-distorted images of faint and distant galaxies while orbiting the earth at a high velocity?
How does the Hubble Space Telescope turn? What is this astronomical event, observed by the Hubble Space telescope? If the Hubble telescope were aimed at the newly discovered planet around proxima b, would it reveal much detail about the planet's surface? What was the exact method by which Hubble discovered the red-shift of distant galaxies? How far is the Hubble telescope located from the surface of the earth? Were there two primary mirrors made for the Hubble telescope and, if so, what happened to the one that didn't make it into space? How might the presence of intergalactic dust as an agent for reddening and dimming the light from ever more distant galaxies affect the determination of galactic distances assuming that galaxies all have the same brightness? How is it that the hubble space telescope can see something 13.4 billion light years away but can't see the flag on the moon? How do we know the bright spots in the HST Hubble Deep Field are galaxies and not stars? How did the scientists react to the first image of the universe captured by the Hubble telescope (after repair)? Why do outer stars in galaxies rotate so quickly? Do galaxies travel faster than the speed of light? If we're looking back in time when we view the most distant galaxies, how can we predict their distance and velocity? Can we see planets with radio telescopes? How might the presence of intergalactic dust as an agent for reddening and dimming the light from ever more distant galaxies affect the determination of galactic distances using the redshift associated with the expansion of the cosmos? What make galaxies to Travel Faster than speed of light? If we can see distant galaxy using Hubble or some other telescopes, can we see the flag on moon? How far from the solar system would we need to place a telescope outside the galactic plane enough to have an unobstructed view of other galaxies? What would it look like through a telescope if all the planets aligned? What celestial objects can be seen with a 40mm telescope? Has any optical or radio telescope been able to capture images of the surface or atmosphere of an extra-solar planet? If galaxies are moving further apart at faster speeds could that in fact mean, they are being pulled toward something instead of being pushed away from each other? Is it possible for a star to orbit a planet?  Has it ever been observed? How come the stars at the outer edge of the galaxy are rotating at the same speed as the stars towards the center? Astronomy: Does a star's distance from the center of its host galaxy affect its rotational speed? How do we observe planets with radio telescopes? What are some of the most amazing photographs of astronomy and space? What celestial objects can be watched using a 40mm telescope? Why are galaxies spirally shaped? Do all stars in a galaxy travel at the same speed? If so, why?