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Hubble
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Hubble is a space telescope.
The Hubble Space Telescope was named after Edwin Hubble, an astronomer whose contributions to astronomy include a classification system for galaxies and the Hubble Constant.
Hubble has two solar panels which are each 2.3 meters by 11.9 meters in size. These panels convert sunlight directly into electricity.
Hubble was not the first telescope launched into space, nor is it the largest telescope at astronomers' disposal.
Hubble's suite of instruments also allows the observatory to record wavelengths of light not just in the visible range but in ultraviolet and near-infrared wavelengths (which are not visible to our eyes).
Hubble's longevity can be attributed to five space shuttle servicing missions, from 1993 to 2009, in which astronauts upgraded the telescope with advanced instruments, new electronics and on-orbit repairs.
Hubble is in excellent health.
The launch of the Hubble Space Telescope took place on April 24, 1990, during the STS-31 mission.
Thirty years after its launch, Hubble continues to provide us with stunning, detailed images of the universe.
Hubble played a major role in discovering dark energy.
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A real bull would never do such hubble-bubble.
Space-based telescopes such as the Hubble, have captured light from the most distant and ancient galaxies, giving us vastly clearer pictures of the cosmos.
Hubble bubble toil. and trouble.
The failure of the Hubble telescope and the Mars Observer connected - to a conspiracy to deny us evidence.
Everything on the Hubble telescope, Mars Observer and the current orbiter mission.
Since it was launched into orbit the Hubble space telescope has captured images that reveal ever more beautiful and mysterious regions of the universe, where stars are dying out.
Today an extraordinary discovery was made by the Hubble telescope.
The data from the Hubble was decoded then analyzed by the most powerful computers at MIT.
Hubble, bubble, toil and trouble!
And ain't that a new hubble or have you redecorated?
With all due respect, Agent Scully, it looks like something from the Hubble Telescope.
As a result, I got my bachelor's and master's in astronomy, and I now work as a data analyst for the Hubble Science Institute.
SDI, this is flight director! I wanna get that Hubble moving', and I want it now.
Roger that. We're movin' the Hubble!
We had hubble-bubble that day.
Hubble-bubble?
H is for hocus-pocus, helter-skelter, harum-scarum, hoity-toity, hokey cokey, hotchpotch, hubble-bubble, hugger-mugger, hurdy-gurdy.
The failure of the Hubble telescope and the Mars Observer connected.
I had to give a driving test to a woman who was so fat they had to shoot her license photo with the Hubble Telescope.
Hubble, bubble, toil and trouble.
You're looking wonderfully healthy. And ain't that a new hubble or have you redecorated? Charming.
We were doing things like trying to repair the Hubble Space Telescope.
I wanna get that Hubble moving', and I want it now.
We're movin' the Hubble!
Carl Hubble struck out five heavy hitters in succession at one of the All-Star games.
This was part of a systematic program which Humason and his mentor, the astronomer Edwin Hubble were pursuing to measure the Doppler shift of light from the most distant galaxies then known.
This work was difficult, routine, tedious but although they didn't yet know it Hubble and Humason were meticulously accumulating the evidence for the big bang.
Humason and Hubble had discovered the big bang.
This is just what Humason and Hubble found.
Hubble's law of the critical energy density.
Hubble, bubble, toil and trouble! And I am a pretty piece of flesh!
I want to get that Hubble moving', and I want it now.
You know the Hubble Telescope that looks up to the stars?
NASA's repositioning Hubble. Then we can get a closer look.
The Hubble Telescope.
News and current affairs
Then, in 1929, Edwin Hubble discovered that the universe is expanding, consistently (within the observational accuracy of the day) with unmodified general relativity.
His doing so had nothing to do with Hubble being less blunder-prone; nor was Einstein deferring to Hubble's superior prophetic abilities.
Its introduction represented progress in understanding reality - as did its abandonment in light of Hubble's discovery and its reinstatement in revised form to account for the new observations.
Until about a decade ago, the Space Telescope Science Institute adopted a similar policy for allocating observation time for the Hubble Space Telescope.
The result was an image of more than 3,000 galaxies some 12 billion light-years away - the so-called Hubble Deep Field.