Hubbles

Hubbles is a proper noun most often encountered as a surname. It is relatively uncommon in English-language records and does not correspond to a widely recognized organization, place, or concept in major reference works.

As a surname, Hubbles appears in some English-speaking communities. Like many surnames, it may have originated as a family name derived from a place or an occupation, but precise etymologies are not consistently documented in standard references. Because it is rare, there are no widely recognized biographies or figures universally associated with the name, and individuals bearing it are typically identified by their own contexts rather than by the surname alone.

In usage, the form Hubbles is sometimes encountered as a plural or variant spelling in texts, but it is not a standard possessive. When referring to Edwin Hubble or the Hubble Space Telescope, the correct spellings are Hubble and Hubble's, not Hubbles. Misidentifications as Hubbles can occur in informal writing or typographical errors.

See also: Hubble (disambiguation).