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Public Figures Visit Hubble

Notable visitors of the Hubble Space Telescope at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.

American film, stage, and television actor Connor Trinneer looks up at a photo of an astronaut installing a solar panel...
Trinneer, left, gazes up into a photo of an astronaut servicing mission, mounted on the wall in a blue box.
Hubble engineer Justin Cassidy (right) shows American film, stage, and television actor Connor Trinneer the Hubble Space Telescope Power Control...
Cassidy, right, gestures toward the Power Control Unit trainer (a large box full of colorful wires, insulation material, and other electronic devices) while explaining it to a listening Trinneer, left.
Justin Cassidy, Hubble engineer (left), shows American film, stage, and television actor Connor Trinneer a pistol grip tool. Cassidy designs...
Cassidy, left, holds the pistol grip tool in his left hand while motioning with his right, and looks to Trinneer, right, seated at a table.
American film, stage, and television actor Connor Trinneer stands in front of an instrument to be installed on Hubble during...
Trinneer, wearing a white clean suit with a mask over the face, stands with his hands on his hips in front of an instrument wrapped in translucent black material with a square base and rectangular sides. In the background in the center and left are several gold railings and ladders.
Queen Elizabeth II is presented with a framed photograph of the Hubble Space Telescope and Eagle Nebula by Rep. Steny...
Queen Elizabeth II (far left) and Prince Philip (center left) sit while Rep. Hoyer and Sen. Barbara Mikulski (right) hold a framed picture of Hubble and the Eagle Nebula to give to them.
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip look on as Goddard Space Flight Center employees demonstrate “Science on a Sphere” in...
On the right, a image of the Earth is projected onto a sphere suspended above the floor. In the center, a male presenter stands in front of the sphere while speaking to the audience on the left side of the image, including the Queen and Prince.
Prince Philip tours Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. Astronauts John Grunsfeld and Mike Massimino explain the Power Control...
Astronauts Massimino (right) and Grunsfeld (center) present the Power Control Unit training similuator, a large cabinet full of wires and knobs of various colors, to Prince Philip (left).
Prince Philip tours Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. Astronauts Megan McArthur and Scott Altman explain how they maneuver...
Astronauts Altman (right) and McArthur (center) explain the model of Hubble and the space shuttle to Prince Philip (left), who points at it.
Following a successful Servicing Mission 4, Senator Barbara Mikulski talks with Michael Prior, Hubble Space Telescope operations manager, while visiting...
Senator Mikulski (right) speaks with two gentlemen sitting at a row of computers and monitors. Several more people are visible in the background, including two members of the camera crew (one with a camera and one with a microphone).
Following the successful Servicing Mission 4, Senator Barbara Mikulski speaks with the Hubble operations team while touring the Space Telescope...
Mikulski, center, stands between a smiling Miller and Nilsson while putting a hand on the latter's shoulder. Behind her, three more gentlemen watch with a smile.
Senator Barbara Mikulski holds tools used to repair instruments on the Hubble Space Telescope during servicing missions, joined by astronaut...
Senator Mikulski (center) stands at a conference roAdvom table holding a mini power tool in both hands, while eight smiling men and women watch, including an astronaut (farthest right). Also on the table are other astronaut tools, astronaut gloves, and bottles of water and bowls of mints.
Apollo 8 lunar module pilot Bill Anders (center) poses with members of the Hubble Space Telescope team on April 25,...
Astronaut Bill Anders stands in the center of a group of 35 people in 3 rows, standing in front of a 1/5 scale model of Hubble.
Hubble Deputy Project Manager Jim Jeletic (left) talks to Bill Anders (right), Apollo 8 lunar module pilot, about a scale...
Jim Jeletic and Bill Anders stand to the right side of the photo, with Jeletic (on the left) talking to Anders (on the right). On the left side of the image is the Hubble model. In the background, through clear glass window's, it's a sunny day with a parking lot, green grass, and lots of trees.
Hubble Space Telescope Deputy Project Manager Jim Jeletic talks to Apollo 8 lunar module pilot Bill Anders about the Hubble...
Jim Jeletic, right, points to a framed picture of the Hubble Ultra Deep Field while explaining it to Bill Anders, left.
Medal of Honor recipient Kyle White tours Hubble's Space Telescope Operations Control Center at Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt,...
White, center, looks into the Hubble display case at the instruments, while two others are partially visible on the left and right.
Hubble Deputy Project Manager Jim Jeletic (left) discusses a display case with tools that once flew on the Hubble Space...
Jeletic, left, points at the display case while speaking to White, right, who's looking into the case. Three more men and women are partially visible in the background, watching.
Spaceflight historian and author Amy Shira Teitel poses with Hubble Space Telescope-related images at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in...
Amy Shira Teitel poses, smiling, in front of a montage of several Hubble images hung on a wall.
Nancy Grace Roman holds a model of the Hubble Space Telescope during a visit to the Space Telescope Operations Control...
Nancy Grace Roman holds a glass model of the Hubble Space Telescope.
Nancy Grace Roman stands in front of the James Webb Space Telescope while visiting Goddard Space Flight Center and the...
Dr. Roman faces the camera, while in the background, kids view the clean room where JWST is being assembled
Nancy Grace Roman, NASA's first chief of astronomy, and Jane Rigby, Webb Space Telescope operations project scientist, talk about the...
Dr. Rigby, left, cups her hands while speaking to Dr. Roman, right. In the background is the clean room where the James Webb Space Telescope is being assembled, with the telescope on the left side of the image.
Laura Betz, communications team lead (left), talks to Nancy Grace Roman about the James Webb Space Telescope while visiting Goddard...
Betz, left, and Dr. Roman, right, face away from the camera to look into the clean room where the James Webb Space Telescope is being assembled, with the telescope on the left side of the image.
Nancy Grace Roman listens to a presentation given by Ken Carpenter, Hubble operations project scientist, while visiting the James Webb...
Dr. Roman, right, sits in a chair and faces away from the camera to look at Dr. Carpenter, left, and listen to him speak.
King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden (left) tries on the type of glove used by astronauts during servicing missions, accompanied...
The King (left) pulls an astronaut glove onto his right hand, while another gentleman (center) stands beside him and Grunsfeld (right) wears a glove on his left hand while holding a tool and speaking to them. Several more people stand in the background watching.
(From right to left) Jim Jeletic, Hubble deputy project manager, and Chris Scolese, Goddard center director, lead King Carl XVI...
A group of men and women, led by Jeletic on the right, walk to the right side of the image, with the King in the center. In the background, a security police officer stands guard in front of a closed door.
Members of the Royal Swedish Academy view a Hubble image of the Cat's Eye Nebula during a visit by King...
Padi Boyd, right, stands beside a lit-up image on the wall that she explains to three gentlemen looking at it. A large crowd of people is visible in the background, walking down the hall and facing away from the camera.
The touring "Hamilton" stage crew and their families learn about the Hubble Space Telescope in front of a 1/5th scale...
A crowd of adults and children (ten visible in this image) look to the left side of hte image while listening to a speaker (not shown) during a Hubble tour.
The touring "Hamilton" stage crew and their families view a Hubble Space Telescope display that features hardware that once flew...
A group of adults and children (roughly 12 shown in this picture) face a Hubble display case of instruments, mostly facing away from the camera, during a tour.
The Alan Parsons Band tours Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, on November 17, 2018. The band teamed up...
A group of 18 men and women smile and pose for a photo in front of a large model of Hubble. Five people kneel in a row in the front, while the remaining 13 stand in another row behind them.
American professional basketball player for the Boston Celtics, Jaylen Brown, poses with a 1/5th scale model of the Hubble Space...
Jaylen Brown stands in front of a large scale model of Hubble, with him on the right and the model on the left.
American professional basketball player for the Boston Celtics, Jaylen Brown, learns about the wavelengths of light that Hubble can take...
Brown smiles in the direction of the camera, with a large infrared image of the Eagles of Nebula on the wall behind him.
Hubble Deputy Project Manager Jim Jeletic explains a Hubble Space Telescope display featuring hardware that once flew on the telescope...
In the foreground, Jeletic (left) faces away from the camera toward Brown (left), speaking and motioning with his hands, while Brown examines Hubble instruments through the glass doors of the case.
Josh Peck, American actor and comedian, films a happy birthday message for the 30th anniversary of the Hubble Space Telescope...
Josh Peck stands in front of a large scale model of Hubble while speaking to and motioning with his hand toward a video camera that, in the foreground, Paul Morris is operating while facing away from the camera that took this picture.
Josh Peck, American actor and comedian, films a happy birthday message for the 30th anniversary of the Hubble Space Telescope...
Josh Peck stands in front of a large scale model of Hubble with his hands outspread while speaking to a video camera that, in the foreground, Paul Morris is operating while facing away from the camera that took this picture. To his right, also in the foreground, is a clear glass case containing astronaut tools.
Hubble Space Telescope Deputy Project Manager Jim Jeletic (right) conducts a tour for Josh Peck, American actor and comedian (left),...
Jim Jeletic, right, gestures to the model of Hubble behind him while speaking to the listening Josh Peck, left.
Josh Peck, American actor and comedian, tours the Hubble Space Telescope Operations Control Center at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center...
Peck, in the foreground, faces away from the camera while pointing his smartphone at the clear glass window of the Operations Control Center to take a picture.
Science communicator and television presenter Bill Nye (left) examines a model of the Hubble Space Telescope at Goddard Space Flight...
Bill Nye, left, gazes at the model of Hubble partially visible on the right side of the image, while Jim Jeletic, right, gestures to and explains it.
Actor John Rhys-Davies, known for portraying Gimli in The Lord of the Rings trilogy and Sallah in the Indiana Jones...
John Rhys-Davies wears an astronaut glove on his right hand and holds an astronaut power tool with a light on the end in both hands. He stands next to clear glass cases of astronaut tools on the left side of the image.
Actor John Rhys-Davies, known for portraying Gimli in The Lord of the Rings trilogy and Sallah in the Indiana Jones...
John Rhys-Davies (right) looks at the display of several monitors, at which Mike Wenz (center) is seated working. A photographer (left) is visible in the background.