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No More Hubble
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i hope it isn't the end off the hubble, i hope....
i also ripped lots off pics from the site off hubble and putted it in here (maybe u knew that already )
also a lot off planets off the size off jupiter where founded around other stars... but most where to close to the star that that would be the only planet, or didn't had a nice round around the star, like ours to be able to maintain other planets and maybe even live...
maybe we must look further in the past... uh... space, i mean... that the hubble is needed to be replaced...
then i have 1 thing to say;
so long, Rubble space telescope...
*still hoping*
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i also ripped lots off pics from the site off hubble and putted it in here (maybe u knew that already )
also a lot off planets off the size off jupiter where founded around other stars... but most where to close to the star that that would be the only planet, or didn't had a nice round around the star, like ours to be able to maintain other planets and maybe even live...
maybe we must look further in the past... uh... space, i mean... that the hubble is needed to be replaced...
then i have 1 thing to say;
so long, Rubble space telescope...
*still hoping*
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If they brought it back down they could auction the parts and that would pay for NASA for at least another 3 mins
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this new one is gonna be way better than hubble, i read about it on some documentary, itll be a couple times bigger, and itll have infrared and some other thingys, so itll be better than poor hubble
but theyre also going to have to fly it out further than hubble so they get less interference
i dont think hubbles orbit is degreading, theyre just replacing it, if its orbit does degrade then they can just move it back into a stable orbit
but theyre also going to have to fly it out further than hubble so they get less interference
i dont think hubbles orbit is degreading, theyre just replacing it, if its orbit does degrade then they can just move it back into a stable orbit
i dont think hubbles orbit is degreading, theyre just replacing it, if its orbit does degrade then they can just move it back into a stable orbit
1 ask, how much does the mir costs a month for holding it's possition off 400km above sealevel
i only know that it was an enormous valeu... the hubble would be a lot cheaper, but will also be expensive
i wonder how much that cost off the ISS
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