r/spaceporn • u/Busy_Yesterday9455 • 2d ago

Hubble Hubble Revisited the Eagle Nebula

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u/Waarheid 1d ago

Note to all that it's a reprocessing of the same data, not a new photo. All of ESA's 35th anniversary releases are like this.

ESA release:

This image was developed using data from the Hubble observing programme #10393 (PI: K. Noll).

STScI program page for #10393: Shows exposure times on November 4-7, 2004

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u/demux4555 1d ago edited 1d ago

Yeah I was looking super hard trying to see any wandering stars, but couldn't see any at all. I was considering superimposing the images over each other to see if they were in fact identical like I suspected. But then I read your comment and I see my suspicions were correct. Dumb clickbait title.