I am taking a break from my blog over Christmas in order to focus on celebrating with my family. However, in wishing you a very happy Christmas I would like to share with you some photos of stars I discovered on the Hubble Telescope site. Since stars feature in the Christmas story it seems appropriate to ’sign off’ for this year with some of these beautiful examples of Creation.
This is a very small sample. But what a stimulus to worship!! I trust you will enjoy them. Why not visit the Hubble site to see more - they are amazing and tell of the incredible Creator God we have as our Father!
Happy Christmas and may 2010 be a year full of joy and fruitfulness for each one of you.
Eigth anniversary image of Hubble's smash hits
Hubble and Chandra composite of the galaxy cluster macs
Gravitational lens detail in abell 370
Three moons cast shadows on Jupiter
Dying star hd 44179
Dust band around the nucleus of black eye galaxy m64
Giant disk of cold gas and dust fuels ~ possible black hole at the centre
Light echo illuminates dust around supergiant star v838
Hubble irtf composite image of Jupiter storms
Saturns dynamic auroras
Spiral galaxy m100
Planetary nebula ngc 7009
The great red spot - an ancient strom in Jupiter's atmosphere
The Pluto system on Feb 15 2006
Face-on false light image of dust disk around star
The eagle has risen stellar spire in the eagle nebula
A string of cosmic pearls surrounds an exploding star
Jesus, the Bright and Morning Star!
Acknowledgement from the Hubble site:
Material credited to STScI on this site was created, authored, and/or prepared for NASA under Contract NAS5-26555. It may be freely used as in the public domain in accordance with NASA’s contract.
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