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# What Did Hubble See on Your Birthday?
Hubble explores the universe 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Take a look at what cosmic wonders Hubble observed on your birthday!
For decades, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured countless images of the cosmos! Want to find out what it looked at on your birthday, or other special occasions? Enter the month and day to discover Hubble observations taken on your special day. Show off your favorite result using the webapp’s social media sharing tools!
“What Did Hubble See on Your Birthday?” originally launched in 2020. This new expanded edition features five views per day – giving an even greater glimpse into the universe, as seen on your birthday, anniversary, graduation, or other memorable occasion.
Heads-up: Sometimes, Hubble takes exposures over the course of multiple days in order to capture enough light from faraway cosmic objects. That's why you might see one of your birthday images on another day, too!
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### Explore the Night Sky
Your backyard telescope or binoculars may not have Hubble's capabilities, but you can still see some of the same celestial objects Hubble has observed. Use our star charts to find these objects then compare what you see with the images Hubble has taken.
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### Hubble Video Playlist
Hubble videos are continually produced to help share new discoveries, highlight team members, explain scientific concepts, and more. This playlist contains the numerous NASA videos in the order they were released.
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