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Hubble's Universe

Summary: Discover the marvels of the universe with a Hubble scientist, and find constellations from the view of your backyard. Hubble's Universe brings these and many other videos to your screen.

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 Tonight's Sky - January 2010 | File Type: video/x-m4v | Duration: 04:07

Saturn's rings salute the new year. Additional resources (external links): * StarDate Online Sky Almanac (University of Texas McDonald Observatory) * NASA Eclipse Web Site (Information on solar and lunar eclipses, phases of the Moon and other Solar System data. Click on the Sky Calendar and get the details for the current month) * Construct Your Own Star Finder - Star Chart (SEEDS: New Jersey DEP) * Star Chart (National Research Council Canada)

 Tonight's Sky - December 2009 | File Type: video/x-m4v | Duration: 03:27

The Geminids skip across the night sky. Additional resources (external links): * StarDate Online Sky Almanac (University of Texas McDonald Observatory) * NASA Eclipse Web Site (Information on solar and lunar eclipses, phases of the Moon and other Solar System data. Click on the Sky Calendar and get the details for the current month) * Construct Your Own Star Finder - Star Chart (SEEDS: New Jersey DEP) * Star Chart (National Research Council Canada)

 Tonight's Sky - November 2009 | File Type: video/x-m4v | Duration: 03:23

Mars puts on a show all night long. Additional resources (external links): * StarDate Online Sky Almanac (University of Texas McDonald Observatory) * NASA Eclipse Web Site (Information on solar and lunar eclipses, phases of the Moon and other Solar System data. Click on the Sky Calendar and get the details for the current month) * Construct Your Own Star Finder - Star Chart (SEEDS: New Jersey DEP) * Star Chart (National Research Council Canada)

 Tonight's Sky - October 2009 | File Type: video/x-m4v | Duration: 03:01

The remains of Halley's Comet give rise to a meteor shower. Additional resources (external links): * StarDate Online Sky Almanac (University of Texas McDonald Observatory) * NASA Eclipse Web Site (Information on solar and lunar eclipses, phases of the Moon and other Solar System data. Click on the Sky Calendar and get the details for the current month) * Construct Your Own Star Finder - Star Chart (SEEDS: New Jersey DEP) * Star Chart (National Research Council Canada)

 Tonight's Sky - September 2009 | File Type: video/x-m4v | Duration: 04:53

The gas giant Jupiter glows in the south. Additional resources (external links): * StarDate Online Sky Almanac (University of Texas McDonald Observatory) * NASA Eclipse Web Site (Information on solar and lunar eclipses, phases of the Moon and other Solar System data. Click on the Sky Calendar and get the details for the current month) * Construct Your Own Star Finder - Star Chart (SEEDS: New Jersey DEP) * Star Chart (National Research Council Canada)

 Tonight's Sky - August 2009 | File Type: video/x-m4v | Duration: 05:01

Saturns rings perform a vanishing act. Additional resources (external links): * StarDate Online Sky Almanac (University of Texas McDonald Observatory) * NASA Eclipse Web Site (Information on solar and lunar eclipses, phases of the Moon and other Solar System data. Click on the Sky Calendar and get the details for the current month) * Construct Your Own Star Finder - Star Chart (SEEDS: New Jersey DEP) * Star Chart (National Research Council Canada)

 Tonight's Sky - July 2009 | File Type: video/x-m4v | Duration: 04:13

The 21st century's longest-lasting solar eclipse darkens the sky. Additional resources (external links): * StarDate Online Sky Almanac (University of Texas McDonald Observatory) * NASA Eclipse Web Site (Information on solar and lunar eclipses, phases of the Moon and other Solar System data. Click on the Sky Calendar and get the details for the current month) * Construct Your Own Star Finder - Star Chart (SEEDS: New Jersey DEP) * Star Chart (National Research Council Canada)

 Tonight's Sky - June 2009 | File Type: video/x-m4v | Duration: 03:23

Venus and Mars draw close before sunrise. Additional resources (external links): * StarDate Online Sky Almanac (University of Texas McDonald Observatory) * NASA Eclipse Web Site (Information on solar and lunar eclipses, phases of the Moon and other Solar System data. Click on the Sky Calendar and get the details for the current month) * Construct Your Own Star Finder - Star Chart (SEEDS: New Jersey DEP) * Star Chart (National Research Council Canada)

 Tonight's Sky - May 2009 | File Type: video/quicktime | Duration: 03:56

The Eta Aquarid meteor shower lights up the night sky. Additional resources (external links): * StarDate Online Sky Almanac (University of Texas McDonald Observatory) * NASA Eclipse Web Site (Information on solar and lunar eclipses, phases of the Moon and other Solar System data. Click on the Sky Calendar and get the details for the current month) * Construct Your Own Star Finder - Star Chart (SEEDS: New Jersey DEP) * Star Chart (National Research Council Canada)

 Tonight's Sky - April 2009 | File Type: video/x-m4v | Duration: 03:49

Jupiter rises in the East. Additional resources (external links): * StarDate Online Sky Almanac (University of Texas McDonald Observatory) * NASA Eclipse Web Site (Information on solar and lunar eclipses, phases of the Moon and other Solar System data. Click on the Sky Calendar and get the details for the current month) * Construct Your Own Star Finder - Star Chart (SEEDS: New Jersey DEP) * Star Chart (National Research Council Canada)

 Tonight's Sky - March 2009 | File Type: video/x-m4v | Duration: 04:24

Saturn reaches its closest point to Earth this year. Additional resources (external links): * StarDate Online Sky Almanac (University of Texas McDonald Observatory) * NASA Eclipse Web Site (Information on solar and lunar eclipses, phases of the Moon and other Solar System data. Click on the Sky Calendar and get the details for the current month) * Construct Your Own Star Finder - Star Chart (SEEDS: New Jersey DEP) * Star Chart (National Research Council Canada)

 Tonight's Sky - February 2009 | File Type: video/mp4 | Duration: 04:24

The Moon darkens with a lunar eclipse. Additional resources (external links): * StarDate Online Sky Almanac (University of Texas McDonald Observatory) * NASA Eclipse Web Site (Information on solar and lunar eclipses, phases of the Moon and other Solar System data. Click on the Sky Calendar and get the details for the current month) * Construct Your Own Star Finder - Star Chart (SEEDS: New Jersey DEP) * Star Chart (National Research Council Canada)

 Tonight's Sky - February 2010 | File Type: video/x-m4v | Duration: 04:00

Orion, the great Hunter, is easy to spot in the February sky. Additional resources (external links): * StarDate Online Sky Almanac (University of Texas McDonald Observatory) * NASA Eclipse Web Site (Information on solar and lunar eclipses, phases of the Moon and other Solar System data. Click on the Sky Calendar and get the details for the current month) * Construct Your Own Star Finder - Star Chart (SEEDS: New Jersey DEP) * Star Chart (National Research Council Canada)

 Tonight's Sky - January 2009 | File Type: video/mp4 | Duration: 03:29

The Quantarid meteor shower welcomes the new year. Additional resources (external links): * StarDate Online Sky Almanac (University of Texas McDonald Observatory) * NASA Eclipse Web Site (Information on solar and lunar eclipses, phases of the Moon and other Solar System data. Click on the Sky Calendar and get the details for the current month) * Construct Your Own Star Finder - Star Chart (SEEDS: New Jersey DEP) * Star Chart (National Research Council Canada)

 Tonight's Sky - December 2008 | File Type: video/mp4 | Duration: 03:29

The Geminids meteors skip across the atmosphere. Additional resources (external links): * StarDate Online Sky Almanac (University of Texas McDonald Observatory) * NASA Eclipse Web Site (Information on solar and lunar eclipses, phases of the Moon and other Solar System data. Click on the Sky Calendar and get the details for the current month)

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