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(NASA/CNN) The Hubble Space telescope has been sending amazing images of the universe back to Earth for 24 years now.

Hubble was launched into orbit on board the space shuttle Discovery on April 24, 1990.

It's been shedding new light on some of the great mysteries of the universe ever sense.

The giant space telescope has sent back hundreds of thousands of images of faraway galaxies and our own Milky Way galaxy, too.

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The public is invited to a free show featuring the latest Hubble Telescope pictures from a biblical perspective. Different shows will be presented at 7 p.m. Friday, May 2, and Saturday, May 3, at the Great Bend Seventh Day Adventist Church, 1 mile west of 10th St. and Patton Road (7 SW 30 Ave.) You will be blown away as you see video clips taken with a $125,000,000 Hubble camera, sponsors said. The founder of JMI Telescopes, Jim Burr, has presented lectures on Astronomy from a Biblical Perspective to thousands in churches, youth groups, elementary and high schools, colleges, universities, retirement centers and home-school associations in the U.S., Russia, France, Australia, Panama and the Bahamas since the early 1980s. He has also appeared on many international satellite feeds from Three Angels Broadcasting Network (3ABN), Hope Channel and 32 TV programs for Loma Linda Broadcasting Network (LLBN). Sponsors said Burr is recognized throughout the world for his achievements in telescope design and manufacturing and his design patents for telescopes and astronomy accessories. For more information call 620-793-5096.

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An image of a galaxy cluster taken by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope gives a remarkable cross-section of the Universe, showing objects at different distances and stages in cosmic history. by Mike Wall, Senior Writer for Space.com 2014-04-22 16:15:51 UTC

A new photo from NASA's Hubble space telescope captures a variety of celestial objects both near and far, providing a glimpse of many different stages of cosmic history all at once.

The Hubble image, released April 17, is a 14-hour exposure that shows objects about 1 billion times fainter than the naked eye can make out, researchers said. Most of the galaxies visible in the photo lie less than 5 billion light-years away, but some objects are much more distant.

For example, the photo shows a quasar located 9 billion light-years from Earth, meaning it has taken about two-thirds of the universe's history for the object's light to reach Hubble. (The Big Bang that created the universe occurred 13.8 billion years ago.)

The most luminous objects in the universe, quasars are incredibly bright galactic cores powered by supermassive black holes that contain millions of times more mass than the sun.

The light from the distant quasar in the Hubble photo is being bent and amplified by a galaxy cluster that lies closer to Earth along the line of sight from this planet a phenomenon known as gravitational lensing. This cluster, known as CLASS B1608+656, is visible as a small loop near the center of the image.

CLASS B1608+656 isn't the only lensing object in the new photo, which combines observations in visible and infrared light.

Two galaxies dubbed Fred and Ginger, but more formally known as ACS J160919+6532 and ACS J160910+6532, respectively are also warping spacetime enough to distort the light emitted by objects behind them, researchers said.

Both Fred and Ginger appear close to CLASS B1608+656 in the Hubble photo. But only Fred is actually close to the cluster, researchers said; Ginger is much nearer to Earth.

The Hubble image is new to the general public but not to scientists, who have studied it extensively over the years. It was spotted by Adam Kill during the 2012 Hubble's Hidden Treasures competition, which invited contestants to identify the most interesting and beautiful Hubble photos that a wide audience has yet to see.

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