The Hubble telescope took these pictures of Mars and Saturn It will surprise you!

The longest lunar eclipse or better known as "Moon" blood ended on July 27, and yet after this astronomical phenomenon, other planets can be seen much more clearly.

For 28 years, the Hubble Space Telescope has captured some of the most iconic images of space.

According to the Digital Trenda portal as Mars and Saturn are getting closer to Earth this summer, the legendary telescope has taken a variety of beautiful images to add

Although millions of kilometers from Earth, the orbits of Mars and Saturn have brought the two planets relatively close to ours this summer.

The phenomenon is known as the "opposition" because the planets they rise to the east when the sun sets in the west, and this event gave the astronomers a unique opportunity to capture detailed images of the planets, thanks "Since the launch of the Hubble Space Telescope by NASA and the European Space Agency, its goal has always been to study not only distant astronomical objects, but also planets within NASA. "The high resolution spatial images of our planetary neighbors can only be surpbaded by images taken from spacecraft that actually visit these bodies," he added. Hubble has an advantage over space probes: he can observe these objects periodically, and monitor them for much longer periods than any pbading probe. "

Hubble turned out to be a hangman working during his almost three decades of operation, while his successor, the James Webb Space Telescope, is experiencing delays and costs $ 9.66 billion ($ 9.66 billion).

NASA recently announced that the new telescope will not be ready until at least March 30, 2021. In the meantime, we can continue to admire the images obtained by the former Hubble.