Hubble Posters

The Hubble Space Telescope has taken well over a million and a half observations to date. Many of these have become iconic images that are now embedded in our pop culture. A select few have been made into a series of posters that now hang in the Hubble control center as well as other science related venues. These cover a diverse set of astronomical objects and briefly explain at a high-level what you see and the science behind it.

All posters are 30 inches by 40 inches. Select the downloadable version with bleed if you would like to have it printed professionally or without bleed to rescale to a smaller size and print on a personal home printer. These posters may also be printed as transparencies for use with light boxes.

NOTE: These posters are designed for personal use and are not for commercial sale.

Graphic showing thumbnails of Hubble posters.

High-resolution posters for printing (no bleed)

Portrait: 30 inch width by 40 inch height or landscape: 40 inch width by 30 inch height.

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