Find Out What NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Saw On Your Birthday!

By Wei Yin on 08 Apr 2020

Digital Editor

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Ever wondered what is happening in space every day, or on a special day such as your birthday?

Well, NASA is giving you answers with a new feature on its website that allows you to see what went on in space on your birthday. ✨

Read on to find out more!

Photo from NASA

Hubble is a space telescope that explores the universe 24 hours a day, seven days a week. That means it has observed some fascinating cosmic wonder every day of the year, including on your birthday.

To celebrate Hubble's 30th anniversary, NASA has released a collection of absolutely beautiful and ethereal photos of the galaxy which you can access upon keying in your birth month and date.

Photo from NASA

The photo taken in space on your birthday will then pop up with a short description explaining what was captured in the image. You could click on 'more info' to read all about it or click on 'see full image' to save and admire the space photo captured on your birthday in all its glory.

Check out some of the prettiest photos we found on a few random birthdates:

Photo from NASA

Aren't they gorgeous? ? While staying home to do your part of helping to stop the spread of COVID-19, why not key in your loved one's birthdate, save the image and send it to him or her as a surprise?

Here's how:
- Click here to access the website
- Key in your birth month and date
- Share your results with your friends or on social media with the hashtag #Hubble30