For more than three decades, Hubble has collaborated on a variety of missions to better understand our universe.

From collaborating with telescopes like James Webb to supporting probes studying our solar system, Hubble's unique position above our atmosphere and its ability to observe in ultraviolet, visible and near-infrared light have made it a valuable partner for many missions.

This image shows the M82 galaxy with combined observations by Hubble (hydrogen emission and visible light), Spitzer Space Telescope (infrared light) and NASA Chandra XRay (X-rays).

Image description:

The galaxy M82 glows in a variety of colours against a dark space background. A hazy band of green and yellow colours runs through the centre of the galaxy. Dark red filaments mixed with bright blue hues spread above and below it, surrounding the pink glowing central region.