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ESA/Hubble and ESA/Webb released the 2026 Hubble and Webb calendar, collecting imagery from two of astronomy's most productive observatories.
The calendar is a public-facing product, but it also reflects a larger infrastructure story: space telescope imagery depends on mission operations, data processing and public archive systems.
For science communication, curated images remain a powerful bridge between raw data and public understanding.
Why It Matters
Visual releases help sustain public engagement with long-running science missions and make complex data legible.
What to Watch
Watch how new Webb imagery is reused in education, outreach and public science products.
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ESAWebbHubbleSpace Imaging