The official Twitter account for NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope shared many education and entertainment posts this year. Now, as we embark on the last day of the year, take a look at some of the most popular Hubble images from 2020 that were tweeted by the account. They may leave you feeling a little homesick for the interesting things you learned about a place in 2020 through these informative posts. In addition, NASA allowed everyone to vote for their favorite image out of the four shared images. Check out the tweet to see which one you like best.
This tweet was shared on December 29 from the official Twitter account for NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope. “Vote to choose your favorite Hubble 2020 image in the poll below! These choices are based on our tweets of photos released this year with the biggest hearts! Planets seemed to be in high demand, ”read the text shared next to the thumbnails.
The top left photo shows the Cosmic Reef, and the top right photo shows Jupiter. The image below is on the left of Saturn, and Neptune is captured in the image below on the right. Check out the tweet here:
Since being shared on the micro-blogging platform, this post has garnered over 10,300 likes and many comments.
Here’s what a tweeple had to say about the installment. One commented, “Too many good options”.
Another wrote, “Aaaaa those are too good”. “All the images are amazing,” read one comment under the quote.
NASA shared another tweet on Dec. 29 that revealed how netizens voted. Check out:
Looks like ‘Cosmic Reef’ wins! What are your thoughts on this installment? Which picture did you personally prefer?
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