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Hubble's Prying Eyes

The Hubble Space Telescope has been orbiting Earth for 19 years and is about to get its final tuneup. NPR asked astronomers to share their favorite Hubble images and to explain why these are the ones that made them go "wow!"

[Photo Gallery: Hubble]

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Reported by Nell Greenfieldboyce/NPR; Photos courtesy NASA; Produced by Nell Greenfieldboyce and Kim Perry/NPR

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