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Voyager 1 and its significance is the demonstration of Earth's minuscule size in the vastness of space.

Captured by both Hubble and the Very Large Telescope (VLT); Significance: one of the closest examples of a planetary nebula created at the end of a star's lifecycle.

Hubble Space Telescope; Significance: its edge-on orientation allows for the study of galactic bulges and dark dust lanes.

Multiple telescopes including Hubble have imaged it; Significance: provides insights into supernova remnants and pulsars.

Different telescopes have captured it, but the Hubble's High-Resolution Channel of its Advanced Camera for Surveys took a particularly detailed image, showing the galaxy's trillion stars.

Event Horizon Telescope (EHT), a network of radio observatories; its significance is providing the first direct visual evidence of a supermassive black hole and its shadow.

Hubble Space Telescope and Juno spacecraft have provided detailed images; Significance: offers information on atmospheric dynamics and composition.

Hubble Space Telescope; Significance: another formation within the Eagle Nebula, revealing processes surrounding star formation.

Captured by Hubble Space Telescope; Significance: the largest globular cluster, it provides valuable information on stellar evolution and dynamics.

Hubble Space Telescope and significance lies in providing insight into star formation within the Eagle Nebula.

COBE (Cosmic Background Explorer) first detected it accurately; significance: confirmed the Big Bang theory and provided clues about the early Universe.

Hubble Space Telescope; Significance: its distinct bipolar shape helps astronomers study the complex dynamics of stellar evolution.

Hubble Space Telescope; Significance: one of the most photographed regions in space, acting as a stellar nursery.

Captured by the Cassini spacecraft; Significance: reveals intricate details of Saturn’s rings and a unique hexagonal storm at its north pole.