A new image of the Andromeda Galaxy has been created by combining images captured by the Hubble Space Telescope from about 600 separate fields of view. It took two observing programs over a total of more than a decade and a thousand Hubble orbits to achieve this result. The new mosaic includes more than two hundred million individual stars in the Andromeda Galaxy, a minority made up of the stars that are more massive and bright than the Sun. Hubble’s observations provide a wealth of information about these stars that helps us better understand Andromeda’s history.