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If you are working on press-worthy science that relates to HST, we invite you to share your work with the Hubble News team
HST staff will be at the STScI booth and offer help as well!
Hubble Events at the 245th AAS Meeting | ||
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Maryland 1-2 | Hands-on Hubble: How to Access, Align, Drizzle, and PSF Model Hubble Space Telescope Images: workshop to discuss all the resources that are available to help you succeed in using HST imaging for your research | Sunday, June 12 2025 1:00 - 5:30 PM |
Potomac Ballroom AB | 136 - NASA Town Hall: Interact with members of the leadership team and staff of the Astrophysics Division (APD) of NASA’s Science Mission Directorate. | Monday, June 13, 2025 12:45 - 1:45 PM |
Maryland Ballroom C | The 100th Anniversary of Hubble Announcing the Discovery of the Universe | Monday, June 13, 2025 6:00 - 7:00 PM |
National Harbor 4 | 231 - STScI Town HallThe Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI) serves the astronomical community operating multiple NASA flagship missions including the Hubble, Webb, and Roman Space Telescopes, the development of advanced data and science archives, including Kepler and TESS, and the dissemination of astronomical information to the broadest public audiences. STScI provides support and the primary user interface for Hubble, Webb and Roman. | Tuesday, June 14, 2025 12:45 - 1:45 PM |
Chesapeake G/H | The Rocky Worlds DDT Program: a search for atmospheres on rocky exoplanets around M-dwarfsThe Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI) is starting a large-scale, multi-year survey of rocky M-dwarf exoplanets—the Rocky Worlds DDT Program—using around 500 hours of Director’s Discretionary Time (DDT) on the James Webb Space Telescope to search for atmospheres in more than a dozen nearby systems. This program will, in turn, include approximately 250 orbits of ultraviolet observations with the Hubble Space Telescope devoted to characterize the system’s host star UV properties. The main observational strategy of the program is to use secondary eclipse photometry with JWST/MIRI at 15 microns to constrain the presence (or lack thereof) of atmospheres on these exoplanet systems. In this Special Session, scientific talks of science directly related and/or relevant to the Program will be delivered, as well as talks related to synergies this program might have with ground and other space-based facilities that could be used to characterize the stars and exoplanetary systems under study. Expecting to initiate observations in the November 2024-July 2025 range, this session is expected to be one of the first community forums to share and discuss observational strategies, modelling opportunities & challenges as well as possible follow-up studies and analyses that could stem from these first observations of this exciting DDT program. | Wednesday, January 15, 2025 10:00 AM ET - 11:30 AM ET |
Exhibit Hall, NASA Booth | Hyperwall Presentations TBA when finalized should includeJ. Wiseman The Hubble Space Telescope: A New Era of Powerful Discovery H. Diamond-Lowe The Rocky Worlds DDT: exploring rocky exoplanet atmospheres with 500 JWST hours and 250 HST orbits & Others TBD | Daily Sunday night, during reception probably 19:15 Wednesday, January 15, 2025 12:45 |
Hubble Resources |
STScI Hubble Space Telescope Main Website HomeThis link is for the Main HST Website at STScI with links to Instrument pages, Proposal preparation, HST Documentation and other material. Also see the HST MISSION specific information for 2025. |
Hubble Space Telescope Booklet
This brief booklet provides a current overview of the scientific and technical capabilities of the HST instrument suite. A few hard copies are available at the meeting, and it also is linked from the HST Website. |
HST Instruments |
HST DocumentationHST Documentation includes Proposal Preparation Materials, Instrument Handbooks, Data Reduction and Archive information, User and Special Reports and news on Community Initiatives. It is a comprehensive guide, from idea to publication, about the HST observing cycle. |
HST Instrument Slide set for AAS 245
Click the above image to see all the Instrument slide sets with highlights of technical information. |
HST Cycle 32 is in Progress (Started December, 2024)Find Cycle 32 information including the Approved Programs list, the Abstract Catalog and the Exposure Catalog is available on https://www.stsci.edu/hst/proposing/approved-programs Proposal opportunities are also documented. The STScI Newsletter Volume 40, #2 describes the Program Selection Process and statistics on submitted and approved programs |
HST Gallery and Press releases
Galleries of Images and Videos are available for your use. Please use the appropriate credit line. Contact the Hubble News team with press-worthy HST science |
Come and Find Us in the Exhibit Hall! |
Hall Layout in Exhibit hall and STScI Booth
Contact us with questions
The HST Help Desk at STScI is available for help also! help@stsci.edu
How to Connect With Us |
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STScI
Visit the STScI Booth in the exhibit hall, come to the Town Hall and also check out the HST related presentations in AAS sessions, or contact the HST Help Desk at STScI.
NASA
See online information about NASA Science Missions. Hubble Space Telescope is part of NASA's Science Mission Directorate, Astrophysics Division. The HST Project Office is at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
Come to the NASA Town Hall Monday, June 10, 2024: 12:45-13:45 CT in the Great Hall A
Come by the STScI Booth to get the latest news about HST and other missions.
Future Conference - Be Sure to Mark Your Calendars! |
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HST Related Conferences for 2025
Transients From Space: Tuesday 11 March 2025 - Thursday 13 March 2025, Space Telescope Science Institute
2025 STScI Spring Symposium: “ISM for Stars, Stars for ISM, and Both for All”, 12 May 2025 - 16 May 2025
