File:Hubblecast 78.webm
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DescriptionHubblecast 78.webm |
English: Last month we asked the public to send us their Hubble- and astronomy-related questions, and the response was incredible! In this episode Dr J answers a selection of the questions that were specifically about Hubble itself. These range from where Hubble is and how it avoids crashing into space debris, to what the future holds for Hubble, how its life will end, and what will take its place. Watch out for the next episode in which the more science-related questions will get their turn.
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Source | Hubblecast 78: Q&A with Dr J part 1 | |||
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This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license. Attribution: ESA/Hubble
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