Tag Archives: Hubble

Before, Space News ...

by Francisco Luis Benítez Posted on 24/05/2009 by Francisco Luis Benitez

Yes, I have thought another post about something that I've finally read of someone who had to tell ya, but first comment that has become Earth's orbit, the STS-125 mission aboard Atlantis, which has ... Continue reading →

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The STS 125 left for the Rendez-vous with the Hubble

by Francisco Luis Benítez Posted on 11/05/2009 by Francisco Luis Benitez

The mission of Atlantis departed Earth orbit as planned and programmed, in which only an unexpected ice buildup in the liquid hydrogen umbilical, and the appearance of a cluster assumed a minimum of ... Continue reading →

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To repair the Hubble!

by Francisco Luis Benítez Posted on 11/05/2009 by Francisco Luis Benitez

The new mission of Atlantis, STS 125, is prepared on the pad 39A in Cape Kennedy for launch today, bound for a thorough repair of the mills of the most satisfactory man ... Continue reading →

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