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The battle to save Hubble have begun!

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Nasa has given a final "no" to requests for it to change its mind and grant a reprieve to the Hubble Space Telescope.

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shame on you Mr Bush, and shame on you Mr Sean O'Keefe's.

and dont say anything about the new James Webb Telescope, it "will" or will be start at 2.011, ore later, and for Info it is a infrared Telescope, and not a normal like Hubble, no more

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James Webb Space Telescope

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Originally posted by: Assimilator1
Damn🙁

Btw using their argument ,they wouldn't be able to repair any satellite for the next 2yrs or more!
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From the article:
Regarding a possible shuttle mission to Hubble, Readdy said schedule pressures and logistics would be formidable, especially if Nasa were required to ready two shuttles simultaneously - one to service Hubble and a second to wait on an adjacent launch pad if a rescue was needed.

So...are they going to have another shuttle ready to go when they launch on one any mission that doesn't involve the ISS?

I'd say to ask the astronauts - look for a crew that is willing to go on the mission for the Hubble. If they get a crew, launch.
 
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