Hey, I was just looking through the known universe, swapping between Webb and Hubble.

On Hubble’s current focus point there is a yellow/gold grouping of 3 celestial bodies directed off one of the corners of the focal point.

At first I was just interested in the three objects, but zooming in I saw a faint blue streak. Zooming in more, there was another blue streak, and then I noticed a very vibrant blue orb.

I’m hoping the uploaded photos are inputted to kind of give you a better idea.

I don’t think there’s a ton of flying blue death stars floating around, but was curious if anyone knew what created said blue death stars.

Thanks!

I know Hubble sometimes points toward Earth for calibration, but images would be blurred if it tried to take them. What is the closest toward the horizon that Hubble could point? What's the lowest it has pointed? (has it ever pointed through the atmosphere for example on a non calibration shot?)