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Physics, Engineering and Mars (STS 361A - University of Puget Sound)

Science, Technology and Society 361: "Mars Exploration" -- Spring 2007 -- Fall 2007

Tuesday, January 30, 2007

Hubble Telescope, NOOO!

NASA reported today that the Hubble telescope's main camera has been shut down, and that they have little plans to repair it anytime soon. Started in March of 2002, the Hubble telescope was expected to last for 5 years (almost made it!) and NASA reports that it plans to install better equipment sometime next year.
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