Genius! SpaceX is Launching the Most Important Dragon Mission Rescue Nasa Hubble...

Genius! SpaceX is Launching the Most Important Dragon Mission Rescue Nasa Hubble...

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"Genius! SpaceX is Launching the Most Important Dragon Mission Rescue Nasa Hubble...
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intro: 0:00
(Hubble’s troubles) 1:00
(SpaceX Dragon’s rescue mission) 2:29
(SpaceX’s new EVA suit) 3:46
(Nasa’s other selection) 7:25
outro 8:57
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Genius! SpaceX is Launching the Most Important Dragon Mission Rescue Nasa Hubble...
On April 24, Nasa's Space Hubble telescope turned 34 years old.
Although was not the first space telescope, Hubble is one of the largest and most versatile, renowned as a vital research tool and as a public relations boon for astronomy.
So, to keep this great telescope healthy in space, Nasa carried out periodic costly rescue missions aboard its retired space shuttle.
But now, they can not do it anymore. The limited availability of reliable vehicles and budget forced the national agency to call for free help from private companies, especially SpaceX.
Genius! SpaceX is Launching the Most Important Dragon Mission Rescue Nasa Hubble...
In response, SpaceX has prepared everything needed for this critical future mission including rockets, spacecraft, high-quality experts, and even spacesuits.
And the recent publicity of SpaceX's EVA suit has demonstrated that their hardware is almost ready.
Genius! SpaceX is Launching the Most Important Dragon Mission To Rescue Nasa Hubble...
Find out everything in today's episode of Techmap.
Genius! SpaceX is Launching the Most Important Dragon Mission Rescue Nasa Hubble...
The Hubble telescope is named after astronomer Edwin Hubble and is one of Nasa's Great Observatories. Throughout its length of history and more than 1.6 million observations, this telescope sent back to Earth jaw-dropping images of the universe, expanding our understanding of space.
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