Hubble Heritage image of V838 Mon was selected to be in the 2008 Rochester Institute of Technology Images from Science 2 Gallery.

Hubble Heritage Carina Nebula image offered as XBox, laptop and DS skins in 2008.

Arp 87 is prominently displayed on the front page of the October 31, 2007 edition of The Washington Times Newspaper.

On behalf of the Hubble Heritage Team, principle investigator Keith Noll wins the 2007 AAS Education Prize for his role in creating and leading the Hubble Heritage Project.
Read the Prize Citation and Keith Noll's Acceptance Letter.

Time image of the week for June 4-10, 2005.
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The World Book at http://store.worldbook.com is using V838 Monocerotis as a choice for the binding on their 2005 Encyclopedia.

The Astronomical Society of the Pacific has announced that the Hubble Heritage Team has been awarded the Klumpke-Roberts award for "outstanding contributions to the public understanding and appreciation of astronomy."

Three of four Hubble images selected to be part of the British "Across the Universe".

Stampe Collection First date of issue: 24 September 2002

Zolt Levay, Lisa Frattare, and Keith Noll (Left to Right) image courtesy of J. Hayden

"Organized to showcase photographs made in pursuit of science, IMAGES from SCIENCE welcomes pictures made with any imaging tools as the source, not only traditional photographic ones."

The Heritage Team was invited to submit up to four images to to the Rochester Institute of Technology IMAGES from SCIENCE call for images. M51 and The Keyhole Nebula were selected and hung in a gallery exhibition along with 53 other images from various disciplines.

A reception for the final images and their creators was held in October 2002 at RIT. The show is now an international travelling exhibit.

Two images from Hubble Heritage Project were selected as Readers' Choice Images of the Year for 2001 (in Part 1, image #5 and #9).

One of five Hubble images selected to be part of a commemorative series of postage stamps honoring astronomer Edwin P. Hubble.

First date of issue: 10 April 2000

This award was given to Hubble Heritage team, by the International Center of Photography in New York, in recognition for our excellence in the field of photography and writing.

This general www award recognizes "critical" web sites that have useful content, good design and presentation, and that are easy to navigate.

This award was given to Hubble Heritage Web site in January 1999, only three months after our October 1998 debut, for promoting excellent public awareness of astronomy.

Hubble Heritage Web site was picked as a "hot site of the day" by the USA Today.com site in November 1998.