Is it possible to capture UFO images by the Hubble Space telescope?

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The Hubble telescope is not used in the same way we might use a telescope in our back yard to gaze at the moon and planets. The Hubble is a deep space telescope. That means its prime purpose is gather light in various portions of the spectrum to detect certain objects at a great distance. In other words, each element emits light at various frequencies which show up as particular colors. If you go to the NASA web page you will find color pictures taken by the Hubble Telescope of galaxies and collections of gas at great distances.

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