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Invisibility may still be the stuff of fiction, but what would it feel like? Relaxing, maybe:
Brush up on your ionic knowledge with new card game that pairs chemistry and strategy:
Sleep fixes flies destined to be forgetful:
Hubble glimpsed exoplanet Fomalhaut b between 2004 and 2006: #Hubble25
The gravity of Abell 1689's stars acts like a 2-million-light-year wide lens: #Hubble25
A dying star in the Helix Nebula reveals a hidden onion-like layering of elements: #Hubble25
Do bold snails build strong shells or do strong shells make snails bold?
How one astronomer uses the Hubble Space Telescope to make cosmic art: #Hubble25
In a galaxy far, far away, a dusty disk swirls around a supermassive black hole: #Hubble25
Bold snails are built to be tough. Shy snails, not so much:
A passing companion galaxy triggers waves of star formation the Whirlpool Galaxy: #Hubble25
Space blobs called voorworpjes suggest intergalactic collisions took place long ago:
Sometimes it’s best to feed the trolls, data show:
Found: Missing piece of Yellowstone supervolcano’s plumbing
Within the Orion Nebula, Hubble saw the dark disks of fledgling solar systems: #Hubble25
City- and country-dwelling microbes aren’t so different after all:
Pottery-making hunter-gatherers set the stage for farming in ancient China:
Butchered bones proposed as remnants of ancient cannibalism:
About 5,500 galaxies crowd into the Hubble Extreme Deep Field: #Hubble25
Hubble witnessed fragments of comet Shoemaker–Levy 9 pummel Jupiter in 1994: #Hubble25
Say What? Voorworpjes are gas blobs that hint at galaxies’ pasts:
Today in 1990, Discovery blasted off with a very important passenger aboard: #Hubble25
Searching for supernovas or exoplanets? Hubble's got you covered. #Hubble25