Hubble Bubble

 

1. Lack of a serving mission will not mean the end of Hubble it will simply mean that one of 4 gyros that stabilize it will not be replaced. Engineers have already made plans to operate it even if another gyro fails. Plus the fact that work on the next ST which will have many times more resolution has been underway for some time.

   Posted by Jack Crevalle       03/13/2005  at  04:28 PM  



2. Thanks for sharing this image Allan

   Such beauty is a wonder

   Jack, that is nice to know!
   

   Posted by SouthernDoll       03/13/2005  at  04:52 PM  



3. Just clicked on the link.  Yes to most questions whenever I work in my garden and play with the flowers.  One day I will post pictures of the “retreat” in back of my house.

   And really, yes, to all questions.

   Now, if you REALLY want to know how small a corner we live in, go here.

   Posted by Vilmar       03/13/2005  at  05:05 PM  



4. It IS humbling, isn’t it?

   Posted by Vilmar       03/13/2005  at  06:08 PM  



5. Vilmar!
   Thanks for that site link..I’ve bookmarked it.
   Awe inspiring…
   Humbling indeed!
   

   Posted by SouthernDoll       03/13/2005  at  06:15 PM  



6. The star probably had a planet teeming with intelligent life.  Then God blew it up

   Posted by Oink       03/13/2005  at  06:31 PM  



7. So… She has Blue Eyes. Cool.

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   Ya know, you guys should not be stealing the stuff that I legitimately plagiarized without giving Me full credit.    s

   Posted by DR@HDfixit       03/13/2005  at  08:27 PM  



8. One still night in 1958, in darkest Kentucky, I saw the Milky Way reflected in a pond. 

   In Vietnam the stars were so bright that you felt they ought to illuminate the ground.  One night, on watch, I realized I was looking at the Southern Cross.

   Posted by Oink       03/13/2005  at  09:20 PM  

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