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The 93 pages that link to Hubble Space Telescope, each with the reason it gives.

• Edwin HubbleRelated: Its name commemorates Hubble, while its observations have refined cosmic distance measurements.

• Cepheid variableRelated: Its observations resolved Cepheids in distant galaxies, extending distance measurements beyond the Milky Way.

• Starburst galaxyRelated: Its sharp images helped distinguish compact star-forming regions from merger structures.

• Exoplanet atmosphereRelated: Hubble enabled influential transit spectroscopy measurements of exoplanet atmospheres.

• Orion NebulaRelated: Its detailed images resolved disks, jets, and gas structures within the nebula.

• BetelgeuseRelated: Hubble images helped trace material ejected from Betelgeuse during its Great Dimming.

• Herbig–Haro objectRelated: Its sharp images resolved moving knots and changing structures in many Herbig–Haro systems.

• Direct imagingRelated: Its coronagraphic observations have imaged disks and faint companions near stars.

• Carina NebulaRelated: Hubble images have made the nebula's pillars and luminous clouds widely known.

• HD 209458 bRelated: Hubble observations measured sodium, hydrogen, and other atmospheric signatures here.

• Eagle NebulaRelated: The telescope’s portrait of the nebula became one of its most widely circulated images.

• Great Red SpotRelated: Repeated Hubble images track the Spot’s shrinking size and changing color.

• Horsehead NebulaRelated: Its visible-light images made the Horsehead's silhouette widely recognizable.

• Magellanic StreamRelated: Its ultraviolet spectra have measured the Stream’s ions and elemental abundances.

• Omega CentauriRelated: Its sharp images resolve crowded regions and individual stars in the cluster.

• Ring NebulaRelated: Hubble images resolve the Ring Nebula's knots, arcs, and layered shell.

• Whirlpool GalaxyRelated: Its images resolve star-forming regions and dust lanes across the Whirlpool’s disk.

• Brian SchmidtRelated: Hubble observations helped measure distant supernovae beyond the reach of many ground-based surveys.

• Messier 87Related: Hubble captured visible-light images of M87’s jet and its bright knots.

• 47 TucanaeRelated: Hubble resolved crowded stars in 47 Tucanae and surveyed them for transiting planets.

• ArrokothRelated: Hubble observations helped identify Arrokoth as a suitable New Horizons flyby target.

• Cartwheel GalaxyRelated: Hubble images revealed the Cartwheel’s intricate rings and star-forming knots.

• Cat's Eye NebulaRelated: Its sharp images exposed the nebula's nested structures and small-scale details.

• Cygnus ARelated: Optical images show Cygnus A’s host galaxy and its disturbed central environment.

• International space cooperationRelated: Its partnership paired European instruments and contributions with NASA’s servicing missions.

• Magellanic BridgeRelated: Hubble measurements have constrained the ages and motions of young Bridge stars.

• Messier 51Related: Its images show the Whirlpool’s spiral arms, dust lanes, and star-forming regions in exceptional detail.

• Sombrero GalaxyRelated: Hubble images resolved the galaxy’s dust lane and stellar structure in exceptional detail.

• Space Telescope Science InstituteRelated: The institute plans Hubble observations, supports its science operations, and distributes its data.

• 4 VestaRelated: Hubble’s images revealed Vesta’s shape and south-polar basins before Dawn arrived.

• Abell 1689Related: Deep Hubble imaging exposed many of the cluster’s lensed background galaxies.

• Galaxy morphological classificationRelated: Its images expanded morphological studies to distant and early galaxies.

• Great Dark SpotRelated: Hubble observations in 1994 found that the original spot had vanished from Neptune.

• M81 GroupRelated: Its imaging resolves individual stars in the group’s dwarf galaxies.

• Messier 81Related: Its images resolve stars and structural features across M81’s disk.

• Messier 83Related: Hubble images resolve Messier 83’s clusters, dust lanes, and star-forming regions.

• Pillars of CreationRelated: Its 1995 image made the pillars widely recognizable.

• VY Canis MajorisRelated: Hubble images resolved the star's complex circumstellar structures.

• 2I/BorisovRelated: Hubble resolved Borisov’s coma and helped constrain the size of its nucleus.

• FomalhautRelated: Hubble produced the images that first resolved Fomalhaut’s disk and revealed Fomalhaut b.

• Hoag's ObjectRelated: Its detailed images made the object's core, gap, and ring especially clear.

• Hubble Deep FieldRelated: Its stable orbit and sensitive instruments gathered the exposures that compose the image.

• Hubble Ultra-Deep FieldRelated: Its repeated exposures supplied the observations assembled into the field.

• Northrop GrummanRelated: Northrop Grumman supported its servicing missions and built components for its successor, Webb.

• ProplydRelated: Its sharp images made the iconic silhouettes and bright rims of Orion proplyds clear.

• R136Related: Hubble’s sharp images helped resolve crowded central stars and identify individual massive members.

• Messier 13Related: Its sharp images resolve crowded regions of M13 into individual stars.

• NGC 4151Related: Hubble resolved structures around NGC 4151’s nucleus that ground-based images could not separate.

• Pinwheel GalaxyRelated: Its detailed images resolve star-forming regions and individual stars in the galaxy.

• Andromeda–Milky Way collisionRelated: Its precise astrometry helped constrain Andromeda’s sideways motion and refine the encounter forecast.