article_snippet: More than any other telescope in orbit, Hubble has expanded the frontiers of human knowledge.
article_snippet: For 25 years, astronomers have used it to peer deep into distant galaxies with unrivalled clarity, revealing the breathtaking beauty of our universe.
article_snippet: Hubble has helped scientists understand how planets and galaxies form, detected black holes and changed our theories surrounding dark energy, a mysterious force that causes the universe to expand faster and faster as time goes on.
article_snippet: have helped scientists unravel cosmic mysteries as well as estimate the age of the universe to about 14 billion years old.
article_snippet: But at first, astronomers didn't expect Hubble to amount to much. '
article_snippet: Worst of all, Hubble turned out to be myopic.
article_snippet: To celebrate Hubble astronomers recently revisited one of its most stunning photos to date, known as 'the pillars of creation.'
article_snippet: The new Hubble photo is sharper than the original, and also has a  wider field of view. 
article_snippet: The new Hubble photo also reveals the base of the cold, gassy columns for the first time.
article_snippet: The Hubble image has 1.5 billion pixels
article_snippet: meaning you would need more than 600 HD television screens to display The Hubble image.
article_snippet: The new Hubble photo of the pillars of creation is sharper than the original, and also has a wider field of view.
article_snippet: The new Hubble photo of the pillars of creation also reveals the base of the cold, gassy columns for the first time .