Hubble ACS 20th Anniversary Video

The Hubble Space Telescope's Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS) forever changed our view of the universe. Two decades into its epic mission, ACS continues to deliver ground-breaking science and stunning images. ACS has taken over 125,000 pictures and spawned numerous discoveries.
Credit: NASA, ESA, Danielle Kirshenblat (STScI)
Music Credit: Associated Production Music (APM)

[@DigitalHomeLLC]

Here’s to all the amateurs and professionals who took the time and effort to process all the raw ACS data captured to produce these amazing images of our universe. Without their dedication we would still be in the dark.

[@gillangillan264]

Thanks, only thanks.

[@uprightape100]

Thank you so much.

[@diannemejica9691]

thank you hubble!!!

[@yomisma23365]

I started being interesed in the universe with Sagan and Cosmos. I have followed all the wonderful images from space that magnifcent Hubble has given us all along. Now waiting for James Webbs.

[@SportzGlobe]

🤩

[@robertolarrea3917]

Excelente video , muy buenas imagenes , saludos 👍👍👍👍

[@user-pu1mu9ph6b]

Hooray for humanity!

[@giovanni4086]

Thank you NASA and Hubble❤️

[@randywaller7685]

Hubble... the most important machine mankind has ever built.

[@kingman2332]

This makes me feel like a speck of dust...

[@AJ-jy6lb]

A deck of spust? :oP

[@Aikabake]

Very good

[@kennethochoa7550]

excellent!

[@paulemorocorelli9142]

Merci pour vos superbes photos ?

[@Indianswag01]

Are the results of these pictures properly analyzed ? Donot we are observing same stars at different cordinates in time and these spirals are just indicating paths of those same stars... and actual no. Of stars are far less than we observe through these telescopes ?

[@davidhughes2960]

So observing the world from different galaxies we have already exploded or we haven't even Been born yet?

[@AJ-jy6lb]

Far out man.
I mean, quite literally, these things are all far out in space. :o)

[@xristoskalandrias2834]

❤❤

[@laurenanderson61]

At 0:13 Is that the Eye of Sauron?

[@mah0625]

Busta rym's.

[@ballsack6547]

Yes 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿✌😉

[@alanmartin1949]

Posted for the second time in 2 hours = 1-failure tolerant!? 🤔😉

[@nearearthobjects3089]

Ok , but now give space to lens who looks for closer objects than thousands or even millions light- year's away .
You can learn a lot by looking at closer objects images in the same way has been done with distant subjects .
But someone has to start the debate about it , otherwise it just got hidden by all sort of simulative or CGI content .

[@darkhorse3924]

looking for gods👀

[@jdhern6654]

Now I know this may bother some of you folks but don't let the pictures or numbers fool you...sorry to break it to you but......we're all alone in the universe....lol. yeah ok,, Thank God for Hubble,,, oh and you to NASA... good job

[@Indianswag01]

Are the results of these pictures properly analyzed ? Donot we are observing same stars at different cordinates in time and these spirals are just indicating paths of those same stars... and actual no. Of stars are far less than we observe through these telescopes ?