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    Bilder des Hubble-Teleskops vor und nach der STS-61-Mission im Dezember 1993.

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    2. preferred-til-newops on

      It’s sad that 14 years after the Shuttle was retired we still don’t have the capability to do a manned servicing mission to extend Hubble’s life again.

    3. notveryamused_ on

      I remember holding my breath and opening the ~~champagne~~ red wine when JWST was going up there to unroll, but Hubble is the one which stays in my heart. And yes, new science is important, but I’ve always enjoyed the colouring they did on Hubble pictures much more 😀 No idea whether NASA considered this before the mission, but infrared telescopes make worse wallpapers.

    4. snoo-boop on

      Is the left image deconvolved?

      OP posted an image and no link, so it’s hard to understand what this is.

    6. The_Patocrator_5586 on

      I work in the same building as Duncan Moore once did. He came up with the corrective optics design that fixed Hubble. A small world indeed

    7. MattMason1703 on

      Fun fact: For the cost of the repair mission, NASA could’ve built and launched a replacement Hubble.

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