Hubble's best photos, please pin just for the quality of these shots!

You numpty, light travels at the speed of light, work it out fool.

Why are they so small like thumbnails ??

I would say the odds of finding more life out there, in all that truly astounding stuff, are somewhere around 100%.

very humbling shots..
i particularly liked the "sombrero galaxy", and the one of two galaxies merging. Imagine the stellar collisions on that one!

Here's a link to some bigger 100k - 200k files.

[link to heritage.stsci.edu]



Blows yer mind, looking at these things.

Here's another link to some images that may be had in large size:

[link to hubblesite.org]

Be sure to click the tab - Release Images - to see all the images of that object for that news release as there may be multiple images in various wavelengths for different colours. Click one of the images to go to the sizes available. Note their is usually a 'Highest-quality download options' selection for the really large images.

'Not big enough!'
Try this one:
[link to hubblesite.org]

It's only 6637 X 3787 pixels and in .tiff format it is only 63 megabytes. Damn NASA and their small images.

Have fun.


R.

thank you the op's site is terrible...make it bigger, I only have to fill 320 GB, so I am glad they made the pictures small.

According to Einstein you are correct in the way that time is not the same in two different places.

If it wasn't from NASA I'd swear it was photoshopped, wait, NASA is famous for photoshopping the Mars pictures.

they ... they should have sent a poet.

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[link to hubblesite.org]

STARCOCK!

LOL!!!


Look at the warning of the download page :
You are attempting to access an image with an extremely high resolution. While the file size may be small, the number of pixels this image contains requires at least 96.59 MB of free RAM that is not being used by any other application, including your operating system.


Tsss... Pussies.




Seriously, THIS
[link to hubblesite.org]

Is my all time favourite.
DL high res in TIFF, very very worth it.

5 stars Loosecannon. That was really cool. Thanx for the pics.

I am humbled and not afraid to die, and not afraid of the crap going on here on earth, I look at these pictures and know we are probably on the Hell planet, just to learn and appreciate good things, like the vast universes, and these pictures show us HOME.

Some of them do look fake.Like paintings.

My Fav~ Oh My! Was totally Overwhelmed with The Two Galaxies Merging together~* ORGASMIC~*

you have to be a complete moron if you still believe that we the only intelligent life in the universe, especially after looking at these pics.

Fantastic OP! Thanks.

I'd have to pick the Sombrero Galaxy as my favorite too. Such a cool, edge on shot.

I'm not a religious person but I truly believe there is a Divine creator behind all of this. Not that I understand him, mind you lol

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Picture 9 of 10

The galaxies hijackin is my fav. Ours, Milky way was founded this same way and is as I type devouring two new galaxies and risen.


Thanks OP the picts just go to show


[link to www.youtube.com]




We aint seen nothing yet.

the Eagle is actually a star making factory carefully look at the end of some of the arms and you can see glob-which will like newborn, break free and wander out into the wild

You didn't ask but I had a vision once in which it was revealed that all of the universe is a divine creator. The universe IS a divine creating being, and everything in it is alive within that creative force/expression.

You would have to share a similar vision, words can't convey it.

A second principle expressed in the vision was that where ever we look for meaning it appears in abundance. The universe simply fullfills our quest for more meaning absolutely anywhere that we seek it.

"Abundance" being the operative phrase. Wherever we look for meaning we get results, but the results ALWAYS are in the form of far more new unanswered questions than in the form of resolution of former mysteries.

The mystery expands faster than the resolution can follow.

It makes no difference if we seek meaning in absolute truth, or from particle accelerated sub particles or from beastiality/child porn/partisan politics, meaning will emerge to fill our desire, in abundance.

Science has been dramatically misled by many results on this basis. Mathematics 1000 times more.

Just because the universe responds to your request for meaning in some search does not mean that that meaning represents absolute truth or reality. The universe would have delivered very different results had we asked for different info.

Which explains why we get fantastic technological results from a science approach that still can't explain what light, gravity, energy, mass, time and electricity are.

The marriage of science to math was particularly disorienting.

Where and what and where exactly are zero and time to be found in the universe so we can observe them?

Yet "science" without zero and time is reduced to gibberish.

Breathtaking!

Wonder what dark matter looks like? If it is visible.

Rockefeller oil says they've spoted some CO2 on a distant planet...more taxes..

I love how NASA can take photos of galaxies millions of light years away, but there are no detailed surveys of Cydonia, Phobos or the strange lunar anomalies. No mention of the glass like dome superstructures, towers and the like. Some of which are MILES HIGH. Nothing from JPL and friends, only silence. Keep amazing the sheeple with your picures NASA, you're not fooling anyone.

I have all those saved from the past . But yup they are awesome.

But i have a feeling there is going to be something naked eye visible that will be even more stunning. it will shock all the folks of Earth to the spark of their beginning. ...inside.

Watch. You'll see. The blind will see. Those in caves will see. Those in mines will see. Everyone will see.

Moles deep underground will see.

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Oh i totally agree. There is much they dont show us.

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Damn. Nice post.


Gods Creation. Fractals in action. Imagine those photos infinity, what the Cosmos look like from God's eyes.


Beautiful, deep, inspiring.

Awesome post.

The Perfect Storm from the Swan Nebula makes me want to see more pics of the Swan Nebula.

That is my favorite pic.