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09.09.2009 - NASA Releases Images from Refurbished Hubble
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope is back in business after astronauts refurbished it in May. These first snapshots from Hubble showcase the 19-year-old telescope's new vision.
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08.18.2009 - Servicing Mission Observatory Verification (SMOV) Update
Hubble is getting closer to completing the calibrations for most of its instruments, and each day it draws nearer to becoming a fully functioning observatory again. In fact, in the upcoming weeks, Hubble will concentrate on making high-priority science observations and then finish the remaining instrument calibrations by early fall.
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08.07.2009 - Servicing Mission Observatory Verification (SMOV) Update
As the first week of August comes to a close, most of Hubble�s science instruments have already completed or are close to completing their calibration activities. Each instrument has multiple channels that detect different wavelengths of light, and each channel must be tested and calibrated individually. While some instrument channels are still under evaluation, several others are already at work studying the universe.
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08.05.2009 - Hubble Space Telescope Status Report
Hubble engineers are encouraged by the recent restart attempt of an instrument that has been inoperable since Sept. 10, 2008.
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07.31.2009 - Servicing Mission Observatory Verification (SMOV) Update
After a quick detour into taking science observations, Hubble is back to alignment and calibration activities. Each instrument has a number of channels that detect and process different wavelengths. Some of these channels have been approved for science observations at this point, others are still works in progress.
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07.29.2009 - Hubble Space Telescope Status Report
The HST tiger team continues their investigation of a problem with the Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph (STIS) that caused it to suspend operations on July 6.
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07.23.2009 - Hubble Space Telescope Status Report
The HST tiger team continues their investigation of the Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph (STIS) anomaly which caused it to suspend operations on July 6. The team presented their status to the HST Project on July 20, and a recovery plan was approved.
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07.20.2009 - Servicing Mission Observatory Verification (SMOV) Update
During Servicing Mission 4, astronauts replaced many key parts -- batteries and gyroscopes, for example -- that affect the spacecraft component of the Hubble Space Telescope. Testing and calibration for the spacecraft itself is now complete, and that aspect of Hubble is in excellent shape.
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07.10.2009 - Servicing Mission Observatory Verification (SMOV) Update
Since the conclusion of Servicing Mission 4, engineers and scientists have been conducting the painstaking process of testing and reactivating Hubble components in order to bring the telescope back to full science operations.
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07.13.2009 - Hubble Space Telescope Status Report
The HST team continues to investigate an anomaly with the Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph that caused it to suspend operations on July 6. An attempt to fully recover the instrument on July 10 was not successful.
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07.02.2009 - Hubble Space Telescope Status Report
The HST team investigating the Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS) anomaly presented findings and recommendations to the HST project on June 30 that included a plan to bring the instrument out of suspend mode later this week.
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06.24.2009 - Hubble Space Telescope Status Report
On June 22, at 12:21 PM EDT, the Cosmic Origins Spectrograph (COS) aboard Hubble temporarily suspended operations when an optical mechanism movement failed to reach its intended destination. The HST team quickly identified the root cause which required a minor update to the COS flight software.
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06.22.2009 - Hubble Space Telescope Status Report
Following a meeting with the SIC&DH Anomaly Review Board at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center on June 19, the HST Program approved a plan to bring the science instruments out of safe hold.
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06.18.2009 - Hubble Space Telescope Status Report
The newly installed Science Instrument Command and Data Handler (SIC&DH) experienced an anomaly on June 15. Engineers performed a successful power cycle succeeded on the SIC&DH and each science instrument was commanded into its safe mode by HST's flight controllers.
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05.29.2009 - Mission Accomplished: Leaving Hubble Better Than Ever
Take one space shuttle, seven highly trained astronauts, tons of equipment, and one legendary orbiting telescope and you have the 5.3 million-mile odyssey that was Hubble's final servicing mission.
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05.24.2009 - Atlantis Has Landed!
With Commander Scott Altman and Pilot Gregory C. Johnson at the controls, space shuttle Atlantis descended to a smooth landing Sunday at Edwards Air Force Base in California at 11:39 a.m. EDT.
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05.20.2009 - Hubble's New Covers Provide Blanket of Protection
Years of teamwork pay off for Goddard and Glenn engineers who studied Hubble's insulation.
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05.11.2009 - Liftoff of Space Shuttle Atlantis!
With its main engines burning and solid rocket boosters roaring, space shuttle Atlantis blazes a trail through cloudless afternoon skies over NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, after an on-time liftoff at 2:01 p.m. EDT.
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05.11.2009 - Hubble Photographs a Planetary Nebula to Commemorate Decommissioning of Super Camera
In tribute to Hubble's longest-running optical camera, a planetary nebula has been imaged as WFPC2's final "pretty picture."
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05.08.2009 - Hubble to Receive High-Tech James Webb Space Telescope Technology
New technologies for NASA's James Webb Space Telescope can be used to enhance the Hubble's Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS) in the upcoming servicing
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04.30.2009 - NASA Gives 'Go' for Space Shuttle Launch on May 11
Commander Scott Altman and his six crewmates are scheduled to lift off at 2:01 p.m. EDT, May 11, from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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04.21.2009 - Hubble Celebrates Its 19th Anniversary
To commemorate the Hubble Space Telescope's 19 years of historic, trailblazing science, the orbiting telescope has photographed a peculiar system of galaxies known as Arp 194.
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03.27.2009 - NASA's Space Shuttle Atlantis to Move to Launch Pad Tuesday
Space shuttle Atlantis is scheduled to roll out to Launch Pad 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Tuesday, March 31, as preparations for the STS-125 mission move forward.
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12.04.2008 - NASA Sets Target Shuttle Launch Date for Hubble Servicing Mission
NASA announced Thursday that space shuttle Atlantis' STS-125 mission to repair the Hubble Space Telescope is targeted to launch May 12, 2009.
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11.04.2008 - Hubble Status Report
Science observations using Hubble's WFPC2 and the ACS's Solar Blind Channel began last week, and a full schedule of observations are planned for this week. Hubble engineers remain on track to restart the NICMOS cryocooler around mid-November. GSFC cleanroom testing of the spare SIC&DH continues.
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10.30.2008 - Hubble Scores a Perfect Ten
Just a few days after the orbiting observatory was brought back online, Hubble aimed its sights on a pair of gravitationally interacting galaxies.
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10.25.2008 - Hubble Status Report #7
The current primary camera on the HST is now back in active operation and will resume science observations shortly. Just before 9:30 a.m. EDT on October 25, 2008, on board Hubble, the telescope's science computer began to send commands to WFPC2.
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10.23.2008 - Hubble Status Report #6
The HST Science Instrument Command and Data Handling (SIC&DH-B) system was reactivated on Thursday, October 23.
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10.21.2008 - Hubble Status Report #5
On Monday, October 20, engineers at NASA's GSFC met to discuss their next steps toward resolving two anomalies which caused the B-side of the SIC&DH-B and the Advanced Camera for Surveys SBC to return to a 'safe hold' status on October 16. The near-term focus is to assess the risks of activities needed to resume making observations with HST's three functioning science instruments prior to SM4. The next meeting will occur on October 22.
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10.17.2008 - Hubble Status Report #4
The investigation into both anomalies is underway. The science instruments remain in safe mode until the NSSC-I issue is resolved. All other subsystems on the spacecraft are performing nominally and astrometry observations continue.
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10.17.2008 - Hubble Status Report #3
Activation of the HST science instruments and resumption of science observations have been suspended following two anomalies seen in systems onboard the telescope on Thursday. All of the telescope's payloads are back in safe mode condition while engineers perform troubleshooting.
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10.16.2008 - Hubble Status Report #2
During the night of Oct. 15, STOCC engineers at NASA's GSFC turned on and checked out Side 'B' of Hubble's SIC&DH
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10.15.2008 - Hubble Status Report #1
The HST team completed switching the required hardware modules to their B-sides about 9:30 a.m. on Oct. 15.
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10.14.2008 - Switch to Side B of the SIC&DH Approved
The Hubble team today received approval from officials at NASA Headquarters to reconfigure a failed data handling unit on Hubble to begin operations on a redundant side of the unit.
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10.06.2008 - Operational Readiness Review for Switch to Side B of the SIC&DH
The Hubble team will conduct a meeting at Goddard later this week to review in full detail its operational readiness to switch the observatory to the "B" side of the SIC&DH and the Data Management System (DMS).
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09.30.2008 - Problem Delays STS-125 Launch
Due to the significant HST malfunction affecting the storage and transmittal of science data to Earth, the STS-125 servicing mission has been pushed into 2009.
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09.24.2008 - Target Launch Date for SM4 Reset
The target launch date for space shuttle Atlantis' STS-125 mission to service the HST has been reset to Oct. 14 at 10:19 p.m. EDT.
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09.16.2008 - HST Instrument Experiences Anomaly During Restart
A cooling system associated with the Near Infrared Camera and Multi-Object Spectrometer (NICMOS) science instrument aboard the Hubble telescope experienced an anomaly during a restart.
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09.05.2008 - NASA has adjusted the target launch date for the last mission to Hubble this fall.
Launch of shuttle Atlantis' STS-125 mission to the HST is now targeted for Oct. 10.
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08.22.2008 - Joint Integrated Simulation (JIS) Held at JSC and GSFC
A JIS was held and supported by both JSC, lead center for space shuttle on-orbit operations, and GSFC, lead center for HST operations.
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08.15.2008 -
SM4 EVA Astronauts Practice Installing WFC3 During Final Underwater Training
SM4 Astronauts practice installing Hubble's new Wide Field Camera 3 during final underwater training at the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL) at JSC in Houston, Texas
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08.12.2008 - Hubble Equipment Being Readied for Flight at Kennedy Space Center (KSC)
At KSC, flight hardware and science instruments are readied for the last mission to Hubble.
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08.05.2008 - Crew Visits Goddard One Last Time Before Hubble Mission
The entire Servicing Mission 4 flight crew conducted their last crew training activity at NASA's GSFC on August 5 and 6 as part of their preparations for the final servicing call to the HST in early October.
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07.16.2008 - Servicing Mission 4 Hardware Passes Pre-Ship Review
The HST Program passed a significant milestone, the Pre-Ship Review (PSR), held July 14 at NASA's GSFC in Greenbelt, Md.
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07.14.2008 - Equipment that Will be Used to Prepare the HST Carriers is Stacked in the Payload Hazardous Servicing Facility
In the Payload Hazardous Servicing Facility at NASA's KSC, equipment is stacked for the flight support system (FSS) access scaffolding that will be used to prepare the HST carriers for the STS-125 Servicing Mission 4.
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06.20.2008 - Engineers Design a New Composite Carrier for Hubble Servicing Mission
Hubble engineers at NASA's GSFC in Greenbelt, Md. are ushering in a new era in spaceflight with successful design of the first of its kind composite equipment carrier.
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05.22.2008 - NASA Updates Space Shuttle Target Launch Dates
NASA Thursday adjusted the target launch dates for two space shuttle missions in 2008. Shuttle Atlantis' STS-125 mission to the HST is now targeted for Oct. 8, and Endeavour's STS-126 supply mission to the International Space Station has moved from Oct. 16 to Nov. 10.
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05.19.2008 - Extending Hubble's Mission Life with New Batteries
The famed HST relies on specially formulated rechargeable batteries that provide power to the telescope's science instruments and critical components during each night orbit.
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05.07.2008 - Hubble Astronauts Take Part in Education Event
Hubble astronauts were at NASA's GSFC in Greenbelt, Md., the week of April 28, 2008, practicing hands-on procedures for the last shuttle trip to the famed telescope later this year.
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05.02.2008 - Hubble SM4 Crew Practice for Upcoming Mission at Goddard
As part of their training for the upcoming Servicing Mission 4 (SM4) to the HST, the flight crew periodically come to NASA's GSFC in Maryland to participate in a series of Crew Familiarization -- shortened to "Crew Fam" -- activities.
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04.22.2008 - Astronaut Michael T. Good Participates in Spacesuit Fit Check at NASA's JSC
Astronaut Michael T. Good, STS-125 mission specialist, participates in an Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU) spacesuit fit check in the Space Station Airlock Test Article (SSATA) in the Crew Systems Laboratory at NASA's JSC.
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04.17.2008 - Astronauts Prepare for a Flight in a NASA T-38 Trainer Jet
Astronauts Scott D. Altman (front seat) and Michael J. Massimino, STS-125 commander and mission specialist, respectively, prepare for a flight in a NASA T-38 trainer jet at Ellington Field near NASA's JSC.
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04.16.2008 - NASA Clean Room: Last Stop for New Hubble Hardware
Before new Hubble components are ready for launch and installation, they must spend time in a clean room at NASA's GSFC.
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04.02.2008 - STS-125 Mission Specialists Practice Orbiter Heat Shield Repair Techniques
Astronauts practice orbiter heat shield repair techniques in an extra vehicular activity (EVA) hardware training session in the Space Vehicle Mockup Facility at NASA's JSC.
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03.13.2008 - New Hubble Parts Endure Environmental Tests
To prepare for Servicing Mission 4, new Hubble components must endure harsh tests at NASA's GSFC.
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02.21.2008 - Hubble's Ground-Based Guidance
The Hubble would not be able to do what it does without the help of a small group of dedicated engineers and technicians at NASA's GSFC.
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01.24.2008 - Out-of-This-World Tools for Hubble Tasks
A team at NASA's GSFC designs and builds the special tools and aids astronauts need when they service the HST.
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01.10.2008 - Hubble -- A Year in Review
Read about important Hubble milestones in 2007 and what's in store for the telescope in 2008.
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01.08.2008 - NASA Announces Details of Hubble Servicing Mission
NASA scientists and a space shuttle astronaut outlined details of a mission that will repair and upgrade the HST.
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12.17.2007 - Custom-Made Blankets for a World-Class Observatory
One of Servicing Mission 4's many objectives is the refurbishment of Hubble's outer thermal blankets.
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11.16.2007 - Goddard Engineers and Divers Multi-Task for Hubble
Ever wonder how NASA astronauts prepare for HST servicing missions?
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10.15.2007 - New Science Instruments for Hubble
Astronauts will install two new Hubble instruments during the final shuttle servicing mission in August 2008.
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09.24.2007 - NASA, IMAX Team up on Hubble Servicing Mission
Thanks to cooperation between NASA, IMAX Corporation, and Warner Bros. Pictures, the IMAX 3D camera is scheduled for a journey to Hubble in 2008.
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09.21.2007 - Our Journey Back to Hubble
Since its launch in April 1990, the Hubble continues to excite astronomers around the world with its discoveries.
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09.19.2007 - Astronauts at Goddard – Training to Service Hubble
The astronauts were here at NASA GSFC Sept. 10-14 for hands on training and daily briefings in preparation for next year's Shuttle mission to service the HST.
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09.06.2007 - NICMOS Status
Hubble's Near Infrared Camera and Multi-object Spectrometer (NICMOS) science instrument entered safe mode on September 1 at 10:59 p.m. EDT. The event occurred when NICMOS failed to perform a routine read of internal engineering status and shut itself down. NICMOS observations originally planned this week have been deferred. NICMOS was successfully restored to operational readiness on September 4. Science observations using NICMOS should resume September 9.
Although the NICMOS event occurred during recovery to science operations from the Gyro #2 failure, engineers confirmed the two events are unrelated. The recovery process will not impact the current SM4 development activities. |
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09.06.2007 - Gyro Status
Hubble entered a safe hold event on August 31 at 7:02 p.m. EDT due to an apparent flex lead failure on Gyro #2. Based on existing data, the team anticipated such issues and in August 2005, implemented a 'two-gryo' science mode. After confirming a restart of Gyro #2 is not possible, the team powered up Gyro #6, held in reserve, at 1:55 a.m. EDT on September 1.
Science observations using this new configuration began in the evening of September 2. |
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08.07.2007 - Shuttle Target Launch Date for Hubble Mission
The launch of the space Shuttle Atlantis to service the Hubble for the fifth and final time is scheduled for August 7, 2008. |
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06.07.2007 - NASA Updates Shuttle Target Launch Date for Hubble Mission
NASA managers officially are targeting Sept. 10, 2008, for the launch of the fifth and final space shuttle servicing mission to the HST. During the 11-day flight, Atlantis' seven astronauts will repair and improve the observatory's capabilities through 2013.
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04.19.2007 - NASA Completes Two Important Reviews for Upcoming Hubble Mission
On April 18 and 19, the Servicing Mission 4 Review Board met to conduct a Critical Design Review and a Test Readiness Review.
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02.21.2007 - ACS Status
The ACS Solar Blind Channel (SBC) has been reactivated using the ACS Side-1 electronics. Procedures to return the SBC to service proceeded normally on February 19 and 20.
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02.13.2007 - Goddard Engineers Provide Training for Hubble Astronauts
Astronauts selected for the next space shuttle servicing mission to the HST are at NASA's GSFC, Greenbelt, Md., this week for their first formal crew orientation.
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02.05.2007 - NICMOS Cyro-Cooler
The NICMOS Cyro-Cooler reached its control point (the degree of cooling needed to provide optimum operating temperature) just before 5 a.m. EST on January 31. Based on this data, NASA managers agreed to bring NICMOS back on line ready for science data collection early Feb. 1. |
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01.29.2007 -Engineers Investigate Issue on One of Hubble's Science Instruments
NASA engineers are examining a problem related to the Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS) aboard the agency's HST.
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10.31.2006 - Hubble to be Serviced Again
NASA Administrator Mike Griffin has announced another servicing mission to Hubble.
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06.30.2006 - Engineers Restart Hubble Camera
NASA Engineers successfully activated the Advanced Camera for Surveys at 9:12 a.m. EDT today aboard the agency's HST.
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06.27.2006 - NASA Issues HST Status Report
NASA engineers continue to examine the issues surrounding a problem related to the Advanced Camera for Surveys aboard the agency's HST.
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06.16.2006 - Servicing Mission 4 Update
Find out the latest information about possible future servicing of the HST.
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08.31.2005 - Hubble begins 2-Gyro operations
A new era for the HST began August 31, 2005 when one of its three operating gyroscopes (or "gyros") was powered off and science operations will continue into the foreseeable future on only two units.
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04.25.2005 - Hubble Celebrates 15th Anniversary with Spectacular New Images
During the 15 years NASA's HST has orbited the Earth, it has taken more than 750,000 photos of the cosmos; images that have awed, astounded and even confounded astronomers and the public.
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04.14.2005 - Michael Griffin Takes
Helm as NASA Administrator
Michael Griffin is returning to NASA as the Agency's 11th Administrator.
He reported to work at NASA Headquarters in Washington on Thursday,
April 14...
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08.06.2004 - Instrument
Aboard HST Suspends Operation
One of four science instruments aboard NASA's HST
suspended operations earlier this week, and engineers are now looking
into possible recovery options. The instrument, called the Space Telescope
Imaging Spectrograph (STIS), was installed during the second Hubble
servicing mission in 1997 and was designed to operate for five years.
It has either met or exceeded all its scientific requirements.
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06.24.2004 - Hubble IMAX
Film Takes Viewers on Ride Through Space and Time
Take a virtual ride to the outer reaches of the universe and explore
10 billion years of galactic history, from fully formed and majestic
spiral galaxies to disheveled collections of stars just beginning
to form. This unforgettable cosmic journey is presented in the award-winning
IMAX short film, "Hubble: Galaxies Across Space and Time,"...
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06.01.2004 - NASA Considering
Robotic Mission to Hubble
NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe today announced the agency's decision
to pursue the feasibility of a robotic servicing mission to the HST. NASA initiated the first step toward enabling
such a mission with the release of a Request for Proposals today.
The due date for proposal submissions is July 16, 2004.
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04.29.2004 - NASA Is Not
Giving Up on Hubble!
Looking for creative ways to extend the observatory's Life.
How do you extend the life of an orbiting space telescope without
sending astronauts to fix it? This is the very question that NASA's
most creative engineers are pondering these days.
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01.30.2004 - O'Keefe to
Review Decision to Cancel Servicing Mission
It was announced on Jan. 29 that NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe
has agreed to a review of his Jan. 16 decision to terminate all future
servicing missions to the HST, specifically Servicing
Mission 4 (SM4), which had been planned for mid-2006 for the installation
of two new science instruments as well as replacement gyroscopes,
batteries, and other hardware designed to extend Hubble's life to
2010 and beyond. The chairman of the Columbia Accident Investigation
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01.19.2004 - Servicing
Mission for Hubble Cancelled
The Hubble Space Telescope (HST) Program has received notification
from the NASA Administrator that he has decided to cancel all further
HST on-orbit servicing, including Servicing Mission 4 (SM4, planned
for mid-2006). The decision was based in part on the risks to Shuttle
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01.09.2004 - Hubble Exhibit
Receives Positve Reviews
The exhibit "Hubble Space Telescope: News and Views of the Universe"
continues to garner positive reviews and visitors since its opening
in October 2003. Jim Jeletic, HST Science Operations Manager at Goddard,
called the experience, "one of the highlights of [his] career."
It was another opportunity, he felt, to reach out and share the inner
workings of NASA with the community.
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